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Moses and Joshua in the Tabernacle, wearing the breastplate by James Jacques Joseph Tissot (French, 1836-1902) Jewish Museum, New York (Public Domain) — 27 Sep 2023

The Israelites’ Lost Urim And Tummim, Divine Divination Of Yahweh

By Alessandra Filiaci

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The story of the settlement of the Israelite tribes in the Promised Land has long been the subject of controversy among scholars. Moreover, the narrative of the Book of Judges has been regarded as more realistic than that of the Book of Joshua,...
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Moses and Joshua in the Tabernacle, wearing the breastplate by James Jacques Joseph Tissot (French, 1836-1902) Jewish Museum, New York (Public Domain) — 27 Sep 2023

The Israelites’ Lost Urim And Tummim, Divine Divination Of Yahweh

By Alessandra Filiaci

History & Tradition

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The story of the settlement of the Israelite tribes in the Promised Land has long been the subject of controversy among scholars. Moreover, the narrative of the Book of Judges has been regarded as more realistic than that of the Book of Joshua,...
Read More

Roberto the Roman welcoming the traveler to bustling Rome(Massimo Todaro /Adobe Stock) — 25 Sep 2023

Strolling Through Augustan Rome With Roberto The Roman

By Robert Garland

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Like many ancient cities, and some modern, Augustan Rome was a combination of public magnificence and private squalor. There were the temples, the aqueducts, the basilicas, and other grandiose public buildings, and there were the seedy back...
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Roberto the Roman welcoming the traveler to bustling Rome(Massimo Todaro /Adobe Stock) — 25 Sep 2023

Strolling Through Augustan Rome With Roberto The Roman

By Robert Garland

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Like many ancient cities, and some modern, Augustan Rome was a combination of public magnificence and private squalor. There were the temples, the aqueducts, the basilicas, and other grandiose public buildings, and there were the seedy back...
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Virgil Reading the Aeneid to Emperor Augustus and his wife Livia with his daughter Julia present by Angelica Kauffmann (1788) Hermitage Museum (Public Domain) — 20 Sep 2023

How To Empress: First Imperial Women Of Rome

By MartiniF

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Although the Julian Dynasty of ancient Rome has delivered many examples of powerful and ambitious imperial women, not all of them were meant to become an empress. The reign of Emperor Augustus alone offered three potential empresses of Rome, four...
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Virgil Reading the Aeneid to Emperor Augustus and his wife Livia with his daughter Julia present by Angelica Kauffmann (1788) Hermitage Museum (Public Domain) — 20 Sep 2023

How To Empress: First Imperial Women Of Rome

By MartiniF

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Although the Julian Dynasty of ancient Rome has delivered many examples of powerful and ambitious imperial women, not all of them were meant to become an empress. The reign of Emperor Augustus alone offered three potential empresses of Rome, four...
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Portrait of the Royal Tudors. At left, Henry VII, with Prince Arthur behind him, then Prince Henry (later Henry VIII), and Prince Edmund, who did not survive early childhood. To the right is Elizabeth of York, with Princess Margaret, then Princess Elizabeth who didn't survive childhood, Princess Mary, and Princess Katherine, who died shortly after her birth. (Public Domain) — 13 Sep 2023

The Other Arthur Of England: Pendragon Or Tudor?

By Gareth Streeter

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For over 300 years, and probably more besides, the fabled figure of King Arthur had set the standard for English kings to follow. The victorious son of Uther Pendragon was, in the words of Geoffrey of Monmouth, the conqueror that ‘no country...
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Portrait of the Royal Tudors. At left, Henry VII, with Prince Arthur behind him, then Prince Henry (later Henry VIII), and Prince Edmund, who did not survive early childhood. To the right is Elizabeth of York, with Princess Margaret, then Princess Elizabeth who didn't survive childhood, Princess Mary, and Princess Katherine, who died shortly after her birth. (Public Domain) — 13 Sep 2023

The Other Arthur Of England: Pendragon Or Tudor?

By Gareth Streeter

History & Tradition

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For over 300 years, and probably more besides, the fabled figure of King Arthur had set the standard for English kings to follow. The victorious son of Uther Pendragon was, in the words of Geoffrey of Monmouth, the conqueror that ‘no country...
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Roman Street Scene by Ettore Forti (late 19th century) (Public Domain) — 04 Sep 2023

Matrons, Plebeians And Prostitutes, The Women Of Ancient Rome

By Lynda Telford

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Rome was the very essence of a male dominated society, being militaristic, proud, go-getting and determined on expansion. The man of the house, the Paterfamilias, was the head of the family with absolute control over his wife and children, and in...
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Roman Street Scene by Ettore Forti (late 19th century) (Public Domain) — 04 Sep 2023

Matrons, Plebeians And Prostitutes, The Women Of Ancient Rome

By Lynda Telford

History & Tradition

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Rome was the very essence of a male dominated society, being militaristic, proud, go-getting and determined on expansion. The man of the house, the Paterfamilias, was the head of the family with absolute control over his wife and children, and in...
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