Cleopatra I Queen of Egypt
Cleopatra I of Egypt was the first of seven Egyptian queens named Cleopatra ranging from 193 until 30 BC, with the death of Antony’s...
On the Murder of Eratosthenes
Euphiletus’s speech was directed towards the Athenian court in an effort to sway its jurors into acknowledging his crime as a lesser crime than...
The SATOR/ROTAS Square
Thought to be a symbol of early Christianity, the SATOR/ROTAS Square appears all over the Roman Empire with no clear meaning.
The Rotas square, as...
Nero – The Useless, Neglectful and Cruel Emperor of Rome
His horrible reputation is well deserved for as ruler Nero was incompetent, careless, rancorous, violent and sadistic. As a human being, he was very...
Comparing Mesopotamia and Egypt
Egypt and Mesopotamia developed within close proximity and time frames to one another, but in drastically different ways. Part of these differences was due...
Mother’s Day and its Conceptual History
In order to truly appreciate the rich history of Mother's Day, the evolution of motherhood as a concept is explored from ancient times...
Greek Interaction with East Africa
The East African commercial interest by the Ancient Greeks had existed as early as the eighteenth century BC with Egypt being the middleman. From...