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The Tale Of A Monstrous Whale That Harassed Ships In the...

thehistorianshut - June 28, 2020

Emperor Justinian Reportedly Ate And Slept Very Little

thehistorianshut - June 16, 2020

Despite Employing Orators And Scribes, Justinian Reportedly Insisted On Giving His...

thehistorianshut - May 28, 2020

Empress Theodora Was Reportedly Very Fond Of Baths And Naps

thehistorianshut - May 24, 2020

Marco Polo Was Not The First Merchant Of The Polo Family...

thehistorianshut - May 11, 2020

The Failed Conspiracy Attempt Against Emperor Romanos II

thehistorianshut - April 13, 2020

The Embarrassing Failed Invasion Of Crete By Constantine VII

thehistorianshut - April 5, 2020

Emperor Justinian’s Crackdown On Astrologers

thehistorianshut - February 23, 2020

The Rumored Theft Of Zeno’s Treasure

thehistorianshut - February 9, 2020

The Odd Signature Stencil Stamp Of Emperor Justin I

thehistorianshut - October 31, 2019

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Rome’s Dismal Start To Its War Against Tarquinii

Pegasus Departing, Painted By Albert Pinkham Ryder (c. 1847-1917)

Count Hugh of Vermandois’ Double Shipwreck In 1096

The Story Of The Farmer And The Satyr From Aisopus’ Fables,...

Odin, The All-Father Of Norse Mythology, Was Prophesied To Be Eaten...

February 28, 2018

The Life Of Relentless King Hrœrek

January 14, 2020

Lü Jia And His Futile Efforts To Save His Homeland Of...

February 1, 2020

Mo Tzu

October 20, 2019

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