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Wandering Among the Ruins

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For an hour, I walked around the old ruins. I found the remains of Philip's theater on a hillside of the Acropolis. A few...

Since Christians believed

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Many aspects of that story pull us into the world of Roman late antiquity: clashing religious practices, legal interference in religion, the brutality of...

Tribunus voluptatum

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Somewhere at the bottom of the hierarchical pyramid of government, we find one officer whose role may still inspire some skepticism: the “tribune of...

Edict of Theoderic

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For Theoderic belongs to an old, conservative tradition, and if the Edict of Theoderic that comes down to us in 154 short chapters—virtually every...

Constantine dismounted and ascended

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The procession having circled the arena, Constantine dismounted and ascended to the first tier of seats where a massive throne chair stood in the...

Retain the title of Augusta

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This afternoon, in the audience chamber. I went there to meditate and she came in. We agreed that she will retain the title of...

The boy turned back to Constantine

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“But they broke it and tried to capture us here at Treves.” The boy turned back to Constantine. “You did capture them, didn’t you...

Dura on the Euphrates

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“I shall not ask you to go inside, Tribune. My daughter and I will be perfectly safe.” “I must not leave your presence,” Constantine said...

The church at Ephesus

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“Wherefore, take unto you the whole armor of God that you may be able to stand in the evil day, having your loins girt...

Roman citizen of good standing

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Then there was Basanius, one of the Green faction, a prominent young man, who incurred her anger by making some uncomplimentary remark. Basanius, warned...

Tribunus voluptatum

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Laid waste the Empire

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Dura on the Euphrates

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