Christian missionaries Justin and his niece #Giusta escape from sacrifice in the third century AD #Rome, and flee deep into the forest. A young slave, Aurelio tries to find Giusta to persuade her not to abandon his land and continue her mission.

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Christian missionaries Justin and his niece #Giusta escape from sacrifice in the third century AD #Rome, and flee deep into the forest. A young slave, Aurelio tries to find Giusta to persuade her not to abandon his land and continue her mission.

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Don Hollway is the author of “At the Gates of #Rome A.D. 410.” The Sons of #History will be discussing his new book and what led to the Sack of Rome in this momentous year.

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In this episode of The Sons of #History, Don Hollway, the author of “At the Gates of Rome A.D. 410,” is here to discuss his new book and what led to the Sack of #Rome in this momentous year.

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Historians often point to the similarities between #Rome and #America. Both are republics. One fell and the other appears to be on its way. How much did partisan politics impact the demise of the Roman Republic? Josiah Osgood, historian and author of “Uncommon Wrath: How Caesar and Cato’s Deadly Rivalry Destroyed the Roman Republic,” joins the podcast to discuss how two great and influential politicians ruined a really good thing.

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Don Hollway is the author of “At the Gates of #Rome A.D. 410.” The Sons of #History will be discussing his new book and what led to the Sack of Rome in this momentous year.

https://ept.ms/SackOfRome

Historians often point to the similarities between #Rome and America. Both are republics. How much did #partisan politics impact the demise of the Roman Republic? Historian and author, #JosiahOsgood, joins the podcast to discuss. https://ept.ms/DestroyRepublic

The ancient #Romans were brilliant engineers and builders, creating a dazzling array of magnificent structures including some that have survived to modern times virtually intact like the domed Pantheon in #Rome.

https://www.ntd.com/scientists-chip-away-at-how-ancient-roman-concrete-stood-test-of-time_893985.html

A new exhibition in #Rome features stone painters from the 16th and 17th centuries—including one of the most valuable cabinets in the world.

https://www.ntd.com/rome-exhibition-features-stone-paintings_894269.html

Historians often point to the similarities between #Rome and America. Both are republics. How much did #partisan politics impact the demise of the Roman Republic? Historian and author, #JosiahOsgood, joins the podcast to discuss.
https://ept.ms/DestroyRepublic

He caused shockwaves around the world when he was filmed apparently carving his name into a wall of #Rome’s 2,000-year-old #Colosseum—and grinning when he realized he was caught on camera. https://www.ntd.com/police-say-tourist-filmed-allegedly-carving-ivanhayley-on-romes-colosseum-has-been-identified_928362.html

What was everyday life like in ancient #Rome? New excavations from #Pompeii shed light on life before the volcanic eruption wreaked havoc on its residents. https://www.ntd.com/pompeii-excavation-sheds-light-on-lost-city_935561.html