Gaius Julias Caesar Octavianus, son of Gaius Octavius and Atia (Julius Caesar's niece), who born in 63 B.C. The Octavian family came originally from Velitrae, in the country of Volsci; and the br…

Forum is the name applied by Romans place, especially the market place in a city, as the principal place of meeting where public affairs were discussed, courts of justice held, and money transactions…

We follow Roman religion history we find the development of a small city-state into a great empire comprising many different races, languages, and civilizations makes the problem of Roman religion a …

When we speak of law we usually mean to indicate the law which is set and enforced by civilized states. Law, in this sense, derives its sanction, or binding force, from the penalties by which men are…

The word gladiator derives from latin word 'gladius', 'a sword' , a gladiator was a professional fighter in the arena of Roman amphitheater, against either another gladiator or the wi…