October was a month of transition in Ancient Rome: the grape harvest and wine coexisted with ceremonies dedicated to Mars, the end of military campaigns, and the purification of weapons. Discover its festivals, rituals, and the footprints that can still be found in modern Rome.
October in Ancient Rome: Wine, War, and the Closing of a Cycle Read Post »
September in Ancient Rome was much more than a month of harvests and grape gathering. It was also the month of the great Ludi Romani, celebrations dedicated to Jupiter, chariot races, and some of the most important spectacles in Rome.
September in Ancient Rome: Harvests, Grape Harvests, and the Return of Public Life Read Post »
Hoy llamamos agosto al octavo mes del año, pero para los romanos fue mucho más que un simple nombre del
August in Ancient Rome: The Month of Augustus, the Harvest, and the Sacred Fire Read Post »
July in Ancient Rome was a month shaped by heat, urban life, and public celebrations. Originally...
July in Ancient Rome: Heat, Games, and Life in the City Read Post »
Junio, en la Antigua Roma (Iunius), era un mes profundamente ligado a la protección, el hogar y las uniones. Su
June in Ancient Rome: Juno, Marriage, and the Protection of the Home Read Post »
une, in Ancient Rome (Iunius), was a month deeply connected to protection, the home, and unions. Its..
May in Ancient Rome: The Month of Life, Purity, and Spirits Read Post »
According to Roman tradition, the city of Rome was founded on April 21, 753 BC. This date marks not only the
The Foundation of Rome: The Birth of a City Destined to Dominate the World Read Post »
En el calendario romano, abril no era simplemente la continuación de marzo. Era el mes en que la vida estallaba.
April in Ancient Rome: The Month When the Earth Opened Read Post »
In Ancient Rome, March was not just another month. It was the beginning of the year. Before January took that place
March in Ancient Rome: When the Year Began with Mars Read Post »
