28 Aug 2024 Divine Deceit: Corruption at the Temple of Apollo, Delphi By Jessica Nadeau History & Tradition 0 As a god of many things, Apollo was also the god of prophecy. For many years, he wandered in search of a place fit for his oracles. Under the guidance of a nymph, he made his way to the slopes of Mount Parnassus to build his glorious temple. The... Read More
26 Aug 2024 Nomadic Tribes of the Eurasian Steppes: Lifestyle and Impacts on Settled Societies By Aleksa Vučković History & Tradition 0 The Eurasian steppes, a vast expanse of grassland stretching from Eastern Europe to Central Asia, have long been the domain of nomadic tribes whose lifestyles and movements have profoundly impacted settled societies throughout history. These... Read More
23 Aug 2024 Alexander the God By Mary Naples History & Tradition 0 It is no wonder that Alexander the Great (356 BC–323 BC) was often mistaken for a god; he modeled his life on nothing less. Instilled in him from an early age was the belief that he was the product of a union between his mother, Olympias, and the... Read More
21 Aug 2024 Women in Power in Ancient Times By Aleksa Vučković History & Tradition 0 The narrative of history often celebrates male rulers, warriors, and thinkers, yet the annals of ancient times are also adorned with the tales of formidable women who wielded significant power and influence. These women, from queens and pharaohs to... Read More
16 Aug 2024 The Three Husbands of Fulvia, the Leading Lady of the Ancient Roman Elites By MartiniF History & Tradition 0 Modern readers perhaps know Fulvia primarily as the cuckolded wife of Mark Antony and Cleopatra's love rival. But this description falls far short of her figure. In fact, Fulvia was one of the most renowned and politically prominent ladies in... Read More