Uncover how Roman noblewomen in the 4th century AD shaped politics, family, and culture from behind the villa walls.
The Power Behind the Curtains: Elite Roman Women in Late Antiquity
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Roman Women
Julia Domna and the Court of Ideas: The Empress of Antioch, 210 AD
In 210 AD, Empress Julia Domna transformed the imperial court in Antioch into a vibrant center of philosophy and scholarship, bridging politics and intellect during Rome’s Severan age.
Sacred Vows and Saffron Veils: Roman Wedding Rituals in the 1st Century AD
Uncover the traditions, rituals, and symbolism behind Roman weddings in the 1st century AD, where marriage was a sacred and civic affair.
Sacred Vows and Social Contracts: Roman Weddings in the 1st Century AD
Step into a 1st-century Roman wedding and discover how rituals, garments, and ceremonies reflected law, love, and family prestige.
Mothers and Midwives: Childbirth and Care in Ancient Rome
Unveil the world of Roman midwives and childbirth practices in the 1st century AD—where family, ritual, and medicine converged.
