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Friends, Romans, Cartageneros … | Spanishvida - Spanish news in English - Vimarsana News

Friends, Romans, Cartageneros … | Spanishvida - Spanish news in English

With the arrival of August, the eighth month of the calendar whose name derives from its dedication to Emperor Augustus, the Roman Theatre of Cartagena, promoted by the emperor himself, increases its activity with a number of routes and themed visits in collaboration with Cartagena Puerto of Cultures. Every day the visitor will be able

The Second Punic War – Hannibal's Infamous Offensive - Vimarsana News

The Second Punic War – Hannibal's Infamous Offensive

The inspiring saga of the Second Punic War saw Rome and Carthage fight for supremacy. With Hannibal's genius tactics and Rome's relentless resistance, the result was far from predictable.

Sparrow by James Hynes review – a boy's life in a Roman empire brothel | Fiction - Vimarsana News

Sparrow by James Hynes review – a boy's life in a Roman empire brothel | Fiction

The experiences of an orphaned slave boy are vividly and at times gratuitously described in this brutal tale

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Museum Workers Have Stumbled on 2,000 Missing Fragments of a Roman Wall Painting While Restoring an Ancient Theater - Vimarsana News

Museum Workers Have Stumbled on 2,000 Missing Fragments of a Roman Wall Painting While Restoring an Ancient Theater

Over 2,000 fragments of a wall painting found in a Roman theatre in Spain are some of the best preserved pieces from the era.

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Sparrow by James Hynes review – the last, lonely Roman writes - Vimarsana News

Sparrow by James Hynes review – the last, lonely Roman writes

A fourth-century man finds himself alone and adrift in Britain in the last days of empire in a brutal, wonderful novel