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The Cimbrian War: 113-101 BC: The Rise of Caius Marius

The Cimbrian War: 113-101 BC: The Rise of Caius Marius
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The Life of a Lawyer in the Late Roman Republic

The Life of a Lawyer in the Late Roman Republic
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Memorializing in Stone: The Family Monuments of Augustan Rome – Popular Archeology

Caesar Augustus loved his family, and his penchant for monumentality manifested this on a grand scale.

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Roman Concrete In Ancient Tomb Reveals Secrets To Its Resilience

Researchers have just published an in-depth study of a 2,000-year-old tomb near Rome that reveals the secret ingredients of Roman concrete.

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This ruthless African king knew Rome was for sale He bought it

This ruthless African king knew Rome was for sale. He bought it Juan Pablo Sánchez © QUINTLOX/AURIMAGES Jugurtha in chains. Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, 1729. Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York Struggling to subdue the people of Spain in 134 B.C., Roman general Scipio Aemilianus realized he needed more troops. He turned to Numidia, a North African ally whose ruler, Micipsa, was glad to provide Numidian soldiers. A loyal ally of Rome in its recent victory over Carthage, Numidia (located in parts of modern Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya) had an underlying motive for helping Rome: Micipsa could send his nephew Jugurtha to command Numidia’s forces.

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