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Walk the Roman Forum.
Walk the Roman Forum: A Stroll Through Power, Politics, and Pigeon Poo Alright, settle down class! Welcome, welcome! Today, we're ditching the dusty textbooks and embarking on a virtual field…
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Walk the Roman Forum.
Walk the Roman Forum: A Stroll Through Power, Glory, and Really, Really Old Rocks (Professor Tiberius Quirkus - Chair of Ancient History (and Procrastination), University of Somewhere Obscure) Alright, settle…
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Wander through the ruins of the ancient Roman city of Ephesus.
A Walk Through Time: Ephesus, Where Legends Still Whisper (Welcome music fades out. A slideshow image of the Library of Celsus at sunset appears on screen.) Good morning, everyone, and…
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Stroll through the historic Roman Forum, site of ancient Roman public life.
A Stroll Through the Historic Roman Forum: Where ToGas Were Trendy and Laws Were Loud (Lecture Transcript) Alright, settle down, settle down, class! Welcome, welcome! Today, we're ditching the dusty…
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Stroll through the historic Roman Forum, stepping back into the center of the Roman Empire.
A Stroll Through the Historic Roman Forum: Stepping Back into the Center of the Roman Empire 🏛️ (Professor Archibald Bumbleforth, D.Litt. (Oxon.), Chair of Ancient History and Purveyor of Questionable…
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Stroll through the ruins of the Roman Forum, imagining daily life in the center of the ancient Roman Empire.
Stroll Through the Ruins of the Roman Forum: Imagining Daily Life in the Center of the Ancient Roman Empire (Lecture delivered by Professor Tiberius 'Tibs' Maximus, PhD (Ancient History, summa…
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Wander through the ruins of the Roman Forum in Rome, stepping back into the political and social center of the ancient Roman Empire.
Wander Through the Ruins of the Roman Forum: A Humorous Hike Through History (Lecture Style, ~4000 words) (Professor Octavius Quill, PhD, History, stands at a podium. He’s wearing a tweed…
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Ancient Roman Religion: Gods, Empire, and Public Worship – Explore the Religion of Ancient Rome, Drawing Heavily on Greek Mythology But With Its Own Deities (Jupiter, Juno, Neptune), Emphasis On Public Worship And State Rituals, And The Deification Of Emperors, Reflecting Roman Values Of Order, Duty, And Empire.
Ancient Roman Religion: Gods, Empire, and Public Worship - A Lecture (Imagine a slightly disheveled, but enthusiastic professor pacing the stage, adjusting their toga (or academic gown) and beaming at…
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Roman Mythology: Gods, Emperors, and the Founding of an Empire – Explore the Mythology of Ancient Rome, Drawing Heavily On Greek Mythology But With Its Own Unique Deities (Jupiter, Juno, Neptune, Minerva, Mars), Stories Related To The Founding And History Of Rome (Romulus and Remus, Aeneas), And Myths That Often Served To Glorify The State And The Emperor, Reflecting Roman Values Of Order, Duty, And Empire.
Roman Mythology: Gods, Emperors, and the Founding of an Empire 🏛️ (Professor Augustus Quill, Department of Classics, University of the Forum - That's my forum, by the way.) Alright, settle…
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The Roman Baths, Bath, England, UK: Exploring the Ancient Roman Spa Complex, Experiencing Its History and Architectural Remains.
The Roman Baths, Bath, England, UK: Exploring the Ancient Roman Spa Complex, Experiencing Its History and Architectural Remains (A Lecture in Leisurely Learning - Grab a Mug of Tea!) (Professor…