The Roman cavalryman sees the host of Maxentius just up ahead, near the bridge over the Tiber. The Eternal City…
They kill, they cut in pieces, they hunt with curses. What relevance has this to keeping your mind pure, sane,…
“It is easy to make a eunuch out of a man, but it is impossible to make a man out…
There’s nothing like a crisis to test your mettle, or in this case, the mettle of your ideas. “Crisis” is…
It’s 207 BC. For 11 years, Hannibal has rampaged in Italy, slaughtering Romans with fire and sword. He is already…
Your fate is determined by two things – your fortune and your character. One is uncontrollable, but the other can…
We’ve seen Adrian Goldsworthy’s work before with Caesar: Life of a Colossus. Before he wrote that “monumental” biography, however, he…
The Roman Empire is synonymous with one word – winning. The other day, I watched a catchy video aggregating recorded…
Cicero considered On Moral Ends to be his finest work. At the heart of it was how to live the…
Gaius Julius Caesar was the most famous Roman of all time. One of the most talented individuals in history, Caesar…