1/3) When the Roman senator Sextus Condianus learned that Commodus had ordered his execution, he hatched an ingenious plan. He drank the blood of a hare then later deliberately fell from his horse. Vomiting up the hare blood as if fatally injured, he had himself carried home...
@lorenalopezz_ Lol las mujeres suelen hacerlo también y muchísimo más. Se supone que le gusto a esa chica y me deja de hablar x una semana, vuelve como si nada y literalmente le da like a todas las historias que subo. Si subo 1000, da 1000 likes lol.
Castellum Tidditanorum (Tiddis), Algeria. Tomb of Quintus Lollius Urbicus (AD 109-160), the Algerian Numidian General who conquered Scotland, built the Antonine Wall and became Governor of Roman Britain (AD 139-142). His name appears on five inscriptions from Britain.
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1/2) An incredible Roman portable sundial. This ingenious device was the precision pocket watch of its day, telling the owner the time wherever they were in the Roman empire. The vertical disc sundial could function in a range of latitudes; first the user set their location by...