How to eat like a Roman emperor
Our politics are stuck in the ancient past. Thankfully our food isn’t
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Our politics are stuck in the ancient past. Thankfully our food isn’t
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The enduring resonance of the Roman empire is often remarked upon – but rarely understood.
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Charlemagne and The Sopranos, Trump and I, Claudius – all owe a debt to the imperial biographies of Suetonius.
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It’s not (just) a patriarchal power fantasy.
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The clash between Caesar and Cato offers lessons for today, but also reveals the gulf between modern and classical thought.
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Under craven, venal, populist leaders, countries can lose their way frighteningly fast. Just ask the Romans.
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The PM is selling a version of history that doesn’t exist, a world where the West equals good and immigrants…
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How the classics have been used to justify centuries of Western bigotry.
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It’s not just the events this week in Washington, as Trump supporters stormed the Capitol, that should worry us, but…
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