#Romans

Marco Malvagio - poorly explained history stuff

MalvagioMarco

So, the ancient world wasn't the pristine white hollywood likes to picture. They loved colors.(incidentally, this thread is about ancient art\clothes, but the sentence works with people too)But some colors

Alex Dalassio

ADalassio

Occult ritual thread.Hand-washing." Ritual Hand-washing is not in Scripture. It is a man-made rule which the Creator never approved... This rule is pointless because your body is designed to cleanse

Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg

TheRaDR

Since people seem to be a little fuzzy sometimes about what Jews have been doing since, you know, the Second Temple was destroyed by the Romans in 70 CE, a

Zepp

Zepptheman

He never rebuked him for his service as a soldier like he rebuked the rich man for his wealth (Mark 10:21-22) and the adulterous for her adultery (John 4:16-18).https://twitter.com/fuckthefocus/status/1285931398650449922 When

Burair/Бурайр/بُرَيْر

Burairss

[43th Thread: Did Makkah exist on Ptolemy map & succeeding maps?]This doubt is mostly raised by those who're influenced by Revisionist school & Crone book "Mecca Trade & rise of

madeline odent

oldenoughtosay

okay but let me explain something about medieval timekeepinghttps://twitter.com/sbuss/status/1371323426296668162 that was meant to be a one liner tweet but okay okay let me get coffee and I will explain because

Ancient And Medieval Africa

AAMAfrica

The ancient Medjay (known today as Beja) were a nomadic people that served as Soldiers for ancient Nile Valley kingdoms. Their origin is believed to be in the eastern desert

Tansy Blue #BlackLivesMatter

TansyBlue

The more I think about it the more angry I am that we are taught history as a series of politicians starting wars and kings beheading wives. There are SO

ermeni (baby eater)🇦🇲֎

syriahay

Seeing christainity being used to justify hatred against the LGBT community, mind you by people who just last week were swearing that they are pagans and Armenians should return to

The Market Dog ™️

TheMarketDog

Currency and the Collapse of the Roman EmpireHow debasement can drive the end of a civilizationThread 1/5Around 200 AD, inability to pay for the state expenses lead treasuries to

Onaiz Qutabzada 🇵🇰

YeniceriQ

The achievements of Sultan Fatih Mehmet 2 are no less than that of Alexander the Great! [Thread]Mehmed’s predecessors had laid the foundation for a state ruled over by an absolute

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TheHolyGhosth

*Historicity of Jesus*When you encounter a Missionary you may notice a sense of 'superiority' in them compared to other, when you enter a debate with them, one of the very

Sarah Chavez

sarah_calavera

THREADSince it is #NationalCookieDay let’s talk about DEATH COOKIES Funeral biscuits first appeared in 1600s Europe, and were also commonplace up until the early 1900s in the U.S. (Image via

Kyle J. Howard

KyleJamesHoward

1. So listen, I am not surprised by Macarthur’s persecution complex or his decision to defy the government when it’s convenient for him while at the same time chastise black

Andrew Levi

AndrewPRLevi

Bonus report, for the 12th day of Christmas. Germany is Europe’s most important country. The level of understanding of it in the UK is disastrously poor. Perhaps German carmakers will

Friendless Churches

friendschurches

There’s such a romance to brick: they're moulded to fit a human hand, light enough to be carried, and have a soft warmth of colour and texture.The Romans brought bricks

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