Latest Blog Posts for Classics and Ancient History

• What to Write About? Tattoos?
  on May 15, 2014 in ancient research ancient world free free research help Greek Latin tattoo tell me what to write translations
  So, to everyone out there...what is a topic that you would like to see researched and written on?I am interested in anything ancient, gender, political, translations, etc.I want to show you that I care and listen.Also, if anyone has any tattoos they...
• 5 Things You Didn't Know About Roman Fashion
  on May 12, 2014 in Ancient Roman fashion dyeing hair gladiator sweat perfume Keisha phallus jewelry pop culture ancient rome purple clothes
  1. Not everyone wore togas. Only free-born  men  were allowed to wear togas (as a sign of  citizenship), while women wore stolas. Prostitutes and adulterers wore togas, because they were not allowed to wear stolas and this male ga...
• The Aeneid "Eneas & Elissa: A Post- Apocalyptic Love Story"
  on May 8, 2014 in Aeneas Aeneid Aeneid Play Dido Elissa Fates New Theater Play Post Apocalyptic Theater Vergil
  ACT ISomewhat like this Scene 1  SETTING:                The stage is preset for the next scene with the addition of a pomegranate tree that is known as the Tr...
• Game of Thrones and Ancient Rome: The Similiarities You Never Saw Coming
  on May 1, 2014 in Ancient Rome Game of Thrones greek fire history in game of thrones joffrey as Caligula mad king as Nero tyrion as Claudius wild fire
  The popular book and television series, Game of Thrones, portrays a world rich with magic, adventure, romance, and history. While most fans of the series thoroughly enjoy the refreshing originality of the series; others would say that Game of Th...
• The Similarities You Never Saw Coming
  on May 1, 2014 in Ancient Rome Game of Thrones greek fire history in game of thrones joffrey as Caligula mad king as Nero tyrion as Claudius wild fire
  The popular book and television series, Game of Thrones, portrays a world rich with magic, adventure, romance, and history. While most fans of the series thoroughly enjoy the refreshing originality of the series; others would say that Game of Th...
• Ancient Roman Women in Film
  on Mar 30, 2014 in Ancient Movies Ancient Women atia Hbo Rome Atia of the Julia Cleopatra Movie Gladiator movie HBO Rome History history vs Hollywood Lucilla or Annia Aurelia Galeria Lucilla marcus Aurelius True History
  In honor of March being National Women’s History Month, I thought it appropriate to pay respect to those ancient Roman women who have been portrayed (accurately or inaccurately) in film and television. For it is often through television and film th...
• Star Trek and Ancient Rome
  on Mar 18, 2014 in Antiquity and Science Fiction Kirk Klingons and Spartans Nero Romulus and Remus Spock Star Trek and Ancient Rome Vulcans
  Whilst trying to decide what to write for this week’s article, I was torn by many different avenues that inspire me. I am personally an avid fan of gender studies and societal transgressions, but these topics seemed a bit…heavy for...
• Ovid's Heriodes: The Originial Fan Fiction
  on Mar 6, 2014 in Dido and Aneas Fan Fiction Heriodes Heriones Meda and Jason Ovid
  Within antiquity there are several mythological love stories that touch our hearts, souls, and mind. When attempting to provide an example of "true love," people generally name couples like Romeo and Juliet, Antony and Cleopatra, Helen and Paris...
• The Lupercalia
  on Mar 4, 2014 in Goat skin promote fertility Julius Caesar Lupercalia Lupercalia memes Origins of Valentines Day Roman love festival
  Lupercalia is an ancient fertility Roman festival that was held February 13-15. The festival was held to both promote fertility along with purging the city of evil and illness. Although it was an ancient festival; it was celebrated for many cent...
• To my Readers...
  on Mar 4, 2014
  Thank you.

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