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c. 107 — martyrdom of Ignatius of Antioch c. 136 — martyrdom of Heron
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=========================================================== LEGENDA =========================================================== Northern Aegean Found to Be Earliest Producer of Commercial Amphorae – GreekReporter.com https://greekreporter.com/2025/10/15/northern-aegean-found-earliest-producer-commercial-amphorae/ A Singular Statue of a Suid Discovered in the Ancient City of Gortyna in Crete A Singular Statue of a Suid Discovered in the Ancient City of Gortyna in Crete Archaeologists find chest full of Roman coins and precious…
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c. 107 — martyrdom of Ignatius of Antioch c. 136 — martyrdom of Heron
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festival of Jupiter — all ides were sacred to Jupiter Rite of the ‘October Horse’ — one of the many rituals which makes the study of Roman religion so fascinating. On this day a race between two-horse chariots would be held in the Campus Martius, and the right hand horse of the victorious pair would…
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rites in honour of the Penates Dei — the Penates Dei were originally the penates who watched over the storehouse of the king (when Rome had such, obviously); at some point, the Penates Dei came to be identified with Castor and Pollux, but they still had a temple under their own name on the Velian…
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