=========================================================== LEGENDA =========================================================== Ancient Greek Theater at Laodicea Restored to Former Glory – GreekReporter.com https://greekreporter.com/2026/03/22/ancient-greek-theater-laodicea/ Restoration of Ramses III gateway completed at Karnak, Roman-era stela discovered – Ancient Egypt – Antiquities – Ahram Online https://english.ahram.org.eg/NewsContent/9/40/564381/Antiquities/Ancient-Egypt/Restoration-of-Ramses-III-gateway-completed-at-Kar.aspx Ancient Roman Machine Gun-Like Weapon May Have Damaged Pompeii’s Walls During Siege | Discover Magazine https://www.discovermagazine.com/ancient-roman-machine-gun-like-weapon-may-have-damaged-pompeii-s-walls-during-siege-48851 In Tavolara, on the…

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Festival of Mars continues (day 21) Quinquatrus continues (day 3) — originally a one-day festival with rites in honour of Minerva, by Ovid’s day it had been increased to five days, with the last four involving gladiatorial bouts

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Festival of Mars continues (day 21) Quinquatrus continues (day 3) — originally a one-day festival with rites in honour of Minerva, by Ovid’s day it had been increased to five days, with the last four involving gladiatorial bouts 1766 — death of Richard Dawes (Classical scholar)

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=========================================================== LEGENDA =========================================================== The Bothros of Aeolus, a ritual pit on the island of Lipari that reveals the secrets of the cult that united Greeks and indigenous people in Sicily The Bothros of Aeolus, a ritual pit on the island of Lipari that reveals the secrets of the cult that united Greeks and indigenous people…

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Festival of Mars (day 20) Quinquatrus (day 2) — second day of a five-day festival (although the name originally came from the fact that it came five days after the Ides, apparently) sacred to Mars but also somehow connected to Minerva; it was also apparently a ‘school holiday’, so no doubt we’ll soon be reading…

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