#ROME

Garrett Kell ن

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Matthew was a tax collector who loved Rome.Simon was a Jewish Zealot who hated Rome.They came to Jesus with radically different political views, yet found unity in Jesus.Matthew learned to

Paul Carey Jones

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Coronaclassical: Fiddling While Rome Burnshttps://paulcareyjones.wordpress.com/2020/06/24/coronaclassical-fiddling-while-rome-burns/ Interesting side point from this article - I was trying to include examples of famous "posh" act

Christopher Frey

FreyChristopher

So there are at least two things one can mean here by ‘exceptionalism’. I think one is descriptive and true, the other isn’t descriptive and false. So classical Greece/Rome is

Gray Connolly

GrayConnolly

Watching this BBC doco on "Eight Days That Made Rome" and the host is making out that Caesar's crossing the Rubicon & march on Rome was a bad thing....This is

@RQueeninc Jim

RQueeninc

Is this our moment in time? Here we are, and here is not that good for us. We are at the end of our Republic. The mechanism that controls our

Eliza Durbin

ElizaCLST6

#CLST6 #RR20 Religious and cultural influence did not just move from Rome out into the countryside-- cults were also adopted in Rome. The Temple of Jupiter at Baalbeck in Lebanon

Pi_chi?_io

andrea_picchio

Nell'autunno del 1953, il fotografo Herbert List, allora 25enne, mentre si trovava a Roma, si procurò una distorsione alla caviglia che lo obbligò ad periodo di relativa immobilità. Che passò

Callum May

callummay

One of the most amazing bits of gossip I’ve ever heard involved Bruce Forsyth being mistaken for Valéry Giscard-D’estaing by the Pope. Ok. This has piqued interest. I have two

Pedro L. Gonzalez

emeriticus

Me, in my office mapping the connections between Jared Kushner, Koch Industries, and George Soros The trail is mostly in policies pushed by Kushner and his associates, which I've written

Daniel Sugarman

Daniel_Sugarman

I know the Rabbis said that the Second Temple was destroyed because of Sinat Chinam (baseless hatred) between Jews with different opinions, but let’s face it, the presence of the

Bloomberg Opinion

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History may not repeat itself, but it rhymes. Two republics that failed, with consequences for the whole world, have lessons for the U.S.:Pre-Imperial Rome between 133 BCE and 27 BCEWeimar

Reprehensible Functor

FatherofGonnie

More generally, one does not build an empire (broadly construed) by being moral and ethical. We see this in at least two different ancient mythologies.https://twitter.com/pryelluw/status/1334617729798721536 The first is the founding

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Timothy Troutner

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It's worth noting that Augustine's statement that Rome never was a true republic takes place *after* the emperors have embraced Christianity. This is just one more piece of evidence that

David B. Larter

DavidLarter

Yeah the idea that Rome built 120 ships in 60 days, repeated uncritically in almost every history I've read, is, as the president would say, malarkey. Graving docks were where?

Bret Devereaux

BretDevereaux

I don't want to trash the fellow who did this interesting project, but I think he needs to rethink some of the skin-tone choices.We have a lot of frescos which

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