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Roman Education: Schools, Curriculum, and the Legacy of Knowledge

Explore the evolution of Roman education and its lasting legacy on modern schooling, from curriculum to teaching methods.

Seneca’s Letters: Stoic Wisdom for Everyday Life in Ancient Rome

Seneca, a prominent Roman philosopher and counselor to Emperor Nero, is renowned for his influential work, Letters to Lucilius. Written between 63 AD and 65 AD, these 124 letters were addressed to his friend Lucilius, the procurator of Sicily. They offer practical guidance on leading a Stoic life, focusing on inner strength and acceptance of life's circumstances.

Women in Roman Entertainment: Spectators or Participants?

Explore women's roles in Roman entertainment as spectators and gladiators, challenging societal norms in a male-dominated arena.