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How two Roman soldiers from Caesar's Gallic Wars became legends, both in history and on screen
In a single passage of his *Commentarii de Bello Gallico*, Julius Caesar immortalized two rival centurions, Lucius Vorenus and Titus Pullo, whose brief but vivid story would captivate audiences two ...
Once a trusted ally of Julius Caesar, Commius of the Atrebates navigated betrayal, guerrilla warfare, and exile to carve out ...
The San Francisco Shakespeare Festival presents a free run of “Antony and Cleopatra” at the Jerry Garcia Amphitheater in ...
The ancient Library of Alexandria was—as is known—burned, depriving the world of its wealth of knowledge. But who actually ...
Robert Harris’s novel recounts the fall of the Roman Republic through the eyes of the general who helped make it happen.
The company’s response has been to try to go bigger, and the newly announced 2027 lineup is no exception. The season will ...
A BAROQUE opera featuring an internationally experienced cast and period-instrument orchestra is coming to Minchinhampton ...
It’s manna for Robert Harris, who fills in the gaps with propulsive flair in this speculative memoir as an ailing 50-year-old ...
The destruction of the Library of Alexandria as the city is engulfed in flames is depicted in Hermann Goll’s 1876 Incendie ...
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Is Balen Shah the Nepali Caesar with black sunglasses?
Nepal's PM Balendra Shah rose to power as the face of the country's Gen Z revolt. But as his popularity grows into a ...
A soldier becomes the right hand man of the ambitious heir to Julias Caesar in Robert Harris' new novel, "Agrippa." NPR's Scott Simon talks with Harris about returning to ancient Rome.
One of Hawaii’s most gifted actors and playwrights, Moses Goods will bring the extraordinary life of one of the islands’ most ...
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