Livius - Articles on ancient history

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LiviusThe Livius.org website offers information on ancient history. There are currently 4338 pages. You will also find more than 10,600 original illustrations. You can search to find what you are looking for or browse through the articles using categories or tags; the articles listed after the map are just the most recent ones.PalimpsestPalimpsest: a piece of writing material, usually parchment or leather, from which a text has been eraded to reuse it for another text. Sometimes, the first text remains legible.This page was created on 10 August 2020.Click to continue readingLade (334 BCE)Lade: former island northwest of Miletus, site of two naval engagements, one in 494 BCE and one in 334 BCE (the subject of this page).This page was created on 10 August 2020.Click to continue readingQuintus Antistius Adventus Postumius AquilinusQuintus Antistius Adventus Postumius Aquilinus (c.128 - after 180): Roman senator and general.This page was created on 5 August 2020.Click to continue readingLugdunum (Lyon)Lugdunum: main Roman city in the "three Gauls", site of the imperial cult, modern Lyon.This page was created on 4 August 2020.Click to continue readingMachaerusMachaerus (Greek: Μαχαιροῦς): Judaean fort on the east bank of the Dead Sea, best-known as the jail where John the Baptist was executed, modern Rujm al-Mišnaqa.This page was created on 5 June 2020.Click to continue readingSemiramisSemiramis (Greek: Σεμίραμις): legendary queen of Assyria and founder of Babylon, known from Greek, Armenian, and Jewish sources.This page was created on 1 June 2020.Click to continue readingŠempeterŠempeter: modern name of an ancient village along the Roman road from Emona (modern Ljubljana) to Poetovio (modern Ptuj), with several funerary monuments.This page was created on 27 May 2020.Click to continue readingPrehistory of DaciaDacia: country north of the Lower Danube, more or less identical to modern Romania. It experienced influences from the Thracians, Scythians, Greeks, and Celts and became a powerful kingdom, added as a province to the Roman Empire, abandoned to Germanic-speaking tribes, and part of the Avar zone of influence.This page was created on 5 May 2020.Click to continue readingSaisSais (Greek: Σάις): city in the western Delta of Egypt.This page was created on 30 April 2020.Click to continue reading

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