Roman Empire
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Delphi - Photos
Delphi (Greek Δελφοί): oracle, one of the main sanctuaries of ancient Greece.Monuments in Delphi Castalian Spring Treasure of the CorinthiansDelphi, Museum
Imagine a group of elderly tourists, some of them walking with sticks. Early in the morning. Their Greek tour leader brings them to an excavation and starts to buy tickets. He asks for the discount that is normally granted to…
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Den Haag, Museon
Large educational museum with a nice archaeological department documenting The Hague's Roman past. There are 1 items in Den Haag, Museon: …Den Haag, Museum Meermanno
The Dutch "museum of the book" in The Hague was founded by a baron, who donated his collection of books and art to the Dutch state. The art collection contains objects from the Brittenburg (a Roman castle near The Hague)…Deutz (Divitia)
Köln-Deutz: late-ancient castle, built to defend the Rhine bridge of Cologne, the capital of the province Germania Inferior. Deutz, east gate In…Diadem
Diadem: an often decorated ribbon tied around the head, used as a symbol of royal dignity.Origins A Persian nobleman As symbol of…Diaspora
Diaspora (Greek for "dispersion"): indication for the Jews living outside the land of Israel. The Hebrew word is Tefutsot.Origins of the Dispersion …Dictator
Dictator: Roman magistrate with extraordinary powers, appointed during an emergency. The word dictator originally meant "the one who dictates" or "gives orders". The negative connotation is a later development. …
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