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The pinnacle of art uses Spartacus' soldiers to frighten Rome
For the first time in Rome's majestic history, the third slave war led by Spartacus became the only threat to the central lands of the Romans.
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Top incredible mysteries about ancient Rome
Ancient Romans had strange superstitious notions to heal or explain mysterious phenomena ...
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Pope's secret escape in the Vatican City
The secret corridor in the heart of the Vatican once saved the life of Pope Clement VII when Rome was besieged.
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Unexpected decoding of ancient Roman slaves
Ancient Roman slaves have a hard life when they have to do heavy work, which can take their lives at any time.
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Discover interesting surprises about the Colosseum
The Colosseum (Colosseum) is located in Rome, Italy is a long-lasting architectural masterpiece to this day.
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10 interesting things about the Vatican
Visitors to Italy cannot ignore Rome and once they come to Rome they will definitely visit the Vatican - the smallest and most peaceful country on the planet.
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Ancient civilizations were forgotten
For many people, ancient history is a trio show - Egypt, Rome and Greece.
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Confused about the sexual assault, the tyranny of Roman times
Rome is a decadent empire, racist Romans ... are somewhat outrageous thoughts about this great empire.
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Cleopatra - the most powerful woman of the ancient world
Cleopatra is probably the most famous queen of the ancient world. She is famous not only for her beauty but also for her smart sharp features and has become the subject…
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Wild carrying earthquake news in Rome
Some people in the Italian capital of Rome, confused and able to evacuate before the prophecy, will have a massive earthquake on May 11, although the Civil Protection Ag…
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Astronomical prodigy has changed the whole perception of the universe
Giordano Bruno (1548 - 1600) was an Italian monk, an Italian philosopher, an Italian mathematician and astronomer.
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Historical center of Rome - Italy
Unesco Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized the historic center of Rome, Italy (Italy) is a World Cultural Heritage in 1980.
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Found the body of the
The body of a 10-year-old child is considered a vampire in ancient Rome just discovered in Italy, according to The Sun.
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The temple is dedicated to Rome as if it was under volcanic ash 2,000 years
The ancient shrine remains the same throughout the 2,000 years found in the ruined city of Pompeii, Sun reported on October 12.