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Explore the epic political history of a farming village that conquered the Mediterranean before destroying itself. This immersive journey through ancient warfare and social revolution is the perfect companion for your daily commute. Follow the gripping timeline of citizen-soldiers, charismatic...

Witness the dramatic clash of power and justice in Ancient Rome that forged the foundations of modern legal history. Perfect for deep learning during your daily commute, this epic narrative transforms dry statutes into a high-stakes battlefield of kings, senators, and everyday citizens fighting...

Witness the turbulent collapse of a superpower in this gripping narrative history of ancient political intrigue. Perfect for a captivating daily commute, this immersive journey drops you onto the fragile frontiers of a fractured civilization. You will stand beside ambitious emperors and cunning...

Ruthless taxation, vast wealth inequality, and ancient global trade engineered the rise and collapse of an empire. Perfect for your daily commute or focused learning, this immersive economic history shifts the spotlight from bloody battlefields to the bustling ports, crowded markets, and busy...

Experience the epic rise and ruin of ancient civilization in this fast-paced history of brutal political intrigue. Perfect for transforming your daily commute or evening unwind into an immersive journey across the Mediterranean. Watch empires forge and fracture as ambitious generals and ruthless...

Experience the epic ancient history of the Mediterranean, where ruthless warfare and radical democracy forged our world. This fast-paced, thought-provoking journey traces the dramatic rise and fall of two legendary superpowers. Whether satisfying a deep historical curiosity or seeking an...

Experience the epic historical rebirth of an ancient empire transformed into a sprawling modern European metropolis. Perfect for an engaging commute or immersive armchair travel, this sweeping narrative traces a muddy village on the Tiber evolving into an architectural wonder. Witness how...

Experience gripping ancient history as everyday communities fight for cultural survival under the mighty Roman Empire. Perfect for your daily commute, this immersive narrative transports you directly into the bustling streets and rural villages of first-century Judea. Discover how real families...

Trace the brutal evolution from a tiny river village to an epic ancient history superpower that conquered the world. Perfect for your daily commute or focused learning, this fast-moving narrative plunges you into the political backstabbing, violent civil wars, and brilliant military strategies...

Step into the gripping tension of ancient Jewish history as ordinary citizens survive the crushing weight of Roman rule. Perfect for your daily commute, this immersive historical journey bypasses emperors to focus on the shopkeepers, priests, and refugees who watched their world fracture. Feel...

Winner - CRT Christian Book of the Year, 2023 The New Testament tells us very little about Lydia, a seller of purple cloth who was living in Philippi when she met the apostle Paul on his second missionary journey. And yet she is considered the first recorded convert to Christianity in Europe. In...

A masterful new translation of Suetonius' renowned biography of the twelve Caesars, bringing to life a portrait of the first Roman emperors in stunning detail A Penguin Classic The ancient Roman empire was the supreme arena, where emperors had no choice but to fight, to thrill, to dazzle. To...

Circo Máximo es la historia de Trajano y su gobierno, guerras y traiciones, lealtades insobornables e historias de amor imposibles. Hay una vestal, un juicio, inocentes acusados, un abogado brillante, mensajes cifrados, fortalezas inexpugnables, dos aurigas rivales, gladiadores y tres carreras...

Bloomsbury presents… Rome: Eternal City Standard pronunciation Written and read by Ferdinand Addis The sweeping story of the city of Rome, told through twenty-two moments that shaped its history. ***A Times History Book of the Year*** 'Vivid, pacey... Superb' The Times. 'Grand narrative...

211 BC: Hannibal's struggle against the Romans in Italy continues, but the Carthaginians have been utterly defeated on Sicily. Fleeing the island to Spain, Hanno and Aurelia are shipwrecked, and taken prisoner by local tribesmen. Unless they escape, a life of slavery and brutal treatment awaits...

Bloomsbury presents Conquest: The Roman Invasion of Britain, written and read by Ferdinand Addis. An epic, visceral history of the Romans in Britain, from Caesar's first invasion attempt in 55 BC to the fall of the Roman empire. Britain wasn’t conquered in a day. Caesar invaded twice, but...

Stiamo lasciando volontariamente aperte le porte della nostra civiltà ai barbari, dimenticando le nostre radici greche e romane? O forse siamo noi i barbari, quando utilizziamo il nostro passato per giustificare il peggio della nostra civiltà? Ecco un piccolo "libro nero" sull’uso politico dell’antichità, che ci aiuta a comprendere cosa c’è di vivo e cosa c’è di morto nel nostro legame con i Greci e i Romani. L’insegnamento dei classici greci e latini è certo un antidoto efficace alla barbarie dei nostri tempi. Giusto?

L’Impero romano è a pezzi, diviso in tre parti. I barbari saccheggiano impunemente le sue città e province, le pestilenze falcidiano la sua popolazione, l’inflazione galoppante distrugge la sua economia. Un imperatore debole siede nella sua capitale in Nord Italia, sempre più impotente di fronte alle tempeste della storia. Dei capi semibarbari sono pronti a rimpiazzarlo con un colpo di Stato militare. Il grande regno dei Cesari pare destinato al tramonto.

Der Erzähler dieses Romans Aus der Triumphgasse (veröffentlicht im Jahr 1902), der Patrizier Hugo von Belwatsch, betritt erstmals sein Haus in der Triester Triumphgasse, wo Angehörige der ärmsten Bevölkerungsschichten hausen und wo Not, Elend und Verbrechen herrschen, um ausstehende Mietbeträge einzutreiben. Bei der Begegnung mit den Mietern fühlt der junge Mann zunächst Abscheu und Entsetzen, aber auch Faszination und Anteilnahme. Er erfährt etwas über die Schicksale, Leidenschaften und Sehnsüchte der Menschen des Armenviertels. Regie: Arno Haupt. Ricarda Huch (1864-1947) war eine deutsche Schriftstellerin.

Già sotto l’alto principato inizia a operare una struttura nuova che si pone accanto al senato e al Foro. Gli antichi la chiamavano aula Caesaris, corte, vale a dire apparato di familiari, amici, personale, intellettuali che gravitano intorno al principe. È qui che si colgono le trasformazioni più grandi: l’integrazione fra principato e nobiltà; l’ascesa di ceti emergenti in concorrenza con la mobilità del senato; la nuova elaborazione politica e ideologica fra vecchie figure che assumono nuove forme e nuove figure che si vengono costruendo; la formazione e lo sviluppo dell’apparato amministrativo dell’impero.