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Roman horseman (Author photo of Marcus Aurelius in the Capitoline) Travelling in the ancient world was different, fundamentally different. Young (and not so young) men were by far the most mobile in the Ancient Rome over the whole period whether you count it to AD 476 (west) or 1453 (east) because they fought […] 
Blacksmith tombstone, York Museum Trust (Author photo) When looking at Julia’s home town of Virunum in an earlier post, I sketched lightly over Roman involvement. Never a good idea… Seriously, it was a long relationship lasting from the 2nd century BC through to the 5th century AD. Dealing with Rome 
Detail from 2nd century sarcophagus© Trustees of the British Museum Our heroine Julia Bacausa’s problem in JULIA PRIMA is that she is caught between Roman law and Christian dogma; divorced legally under the first, but bound to her unpleasant (ex-) husband under the second. The late Roman family inherited […] |
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