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Emperor Justinian Reportedly Ate And Slept Very Little

thehistorianshut - June 16, 2020

The Roman Satirist, Lucian, Abandoned A Family Business Of Sculpting To Become A Man Of Letters

King Gundobad Of Burgundy And The Covert Capture Of Vienne

According To Legend, Athena Saved An Injured Craftsman Who Worked On The Acropolis Of Athens

The Impressive, Battle-Winning, Stab Of Amalong At The Battle Of Forino

The Bizarre Tale Of A Coblenz Man Who Was Allegedly Bewitched...

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The Odd Dethroning Of Duke Pemmo Of Friuli

thehistorianshut - May 10, 2022

How Dionysus’ Thyrsus Staff Design Allegedly Protected Against Drunken Brawling

thehistorianshut - July 28, 2021

Empress Theodora’s Palace For Troubled Women

thehistorianshut - August 10, 2020

The Ancient Tale Of Gello, The Supernatural Baby-Snatcher

thehistorianshut - January 10, 2023

The First Great Viking Attack On The Caspian Sea

thehistorianshut - September 28, 2019

Clues To Two Possible Medieval Treasure Hordes In Iceland

thehistorianshut - January 31, 2018

The Legend Of The Prolific Icelandic Boar, Solvi

thehistorianshut - April 11, 2021

Emperor Nero Allegedly Murdered His Step-Brother

thehistorianshut - November 9, 2022

The Last Poem Of Skald Thormod Of Coalbrows

thehistorianshut - December 7, 2021

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