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The Story of Italy: Rome, Renaissance, and the Birth of Modern Europe — Fexingo History
Fexingo
The Sage Sayers
Debbi Gardiner McCullough
OHNE AKTIEN WIRD SCHWER - Tägliche Börsen-News
Noah Leidinger, OMR
Business Travel 360
Home to the best podcasts in travel
ISLAMIC HUB
ISLAMIC HUB
The Friendly Bear
David Capablanca
Podcast Rezandovoy
Rezandovoy
De Grote Gwen en Geraldine Show
Gwen van Poorten / Geraldine Kemper / Tonny Media
El Maestro Doggy El Podcast
Doggy
LeGuide en ligne
Ligue pour la lecture de la Bible
Paradox: A Mage the Ascension Podcast
Jen Peters
Going Underground Hosted by Afshin Rattansi
Going Underground
Aaf en Lies lossen het wel weer op
Tonny Media
Sahil Adeem Podcast
Sahil Adeem
Good Sleep: Positive Affirmations
Optimal Living Daily | Sleepy Meditation
The Tony Kinnett Cast
The Daily Signal
The Sprouting
Blighthouse Studio
9 to 5 Wellness
Aesha Tahir
Ask Mufti Tariq Masood Podcast
Ask Mufti Tariq Masood
The Legal Podcast Network
The Legal Podcast Network (LPN)
Mufti Menk Podcast
Mufti Ismail Menk
The Supernaturals
SPN Productions
KMXT Weekly Wrap
Katherine Irving, Davis Hovey
The Dirty Secrets Podcast with Kate Shelor
The Dirty Secrets Podcast with Kate Shelor
Pole Obsession
Elizabeth Domazet & Felix Cane
Slick Slime Sam
TheSoul Publishing
Bibel in einem Jahr
Samuel Glöggl
DAWA CHARITY.INC
IVAN DON AKA DEJSAE WORLDWIDE
123 GO!
TheSoul Publishing
Inside Islam
Inside Islam Podcast
The Zabava Hour with Brad Salyn
Brad Salyn
Boring History for Sleep
Velvet
123 GO! Food
TheSoul Publishing
How Are Ya Lovie?
Carl Mullan
REDACTED
Hush Studios
Semi Doped
Vikram Sekar and Austin Lyons
Hope For America with Heather Delaney Reese
Heather Delaney Reese
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In 82 BC, Lucius Cornelius Sulla marched on Rome for the second time, defeated his enemies in battle, and then unleashed a new kind of political violence: the proscriptions. Lists of 'enemies of the state' were posted in...
In this episode of The Story of Italy, Lucas and Luna explore the Roman ovatio — a smaller, more informal version of the triumph awarded for victories not quite grand enough for the full celebration. They discuss the ori...
In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore the tense days of January 10–11, 49 BCE, when Julius Caesar defied the Senate and crossed the Rubicon River, triggering a civil war that ended the Roman Republic. They focus on the...
This episode looks at the economic backbone of the Roman Empire, focusing on trade networks, taxation systems, and the inflation crisis of the 3rd century. Lucas and Luna explore how Roman denarii and aurei circulated fr...
Ever wondered what it was actually like to be a Roman legionary? Not the generals or the grand tactics, but the average soldier who kept the empire running for centuries. In this episode, Lucas and Luna break down the da...
In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore the rise of Benito Mussolini and the birth of Italian Fascism in the aftermath of World War I. They discuss the March on Rome, the Acerbo Law, the murder of Giacomo Matteotti, and ...
In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore the social and economic turmoil of the late Roman Republic through the lens of the Gracchi brothers. They discuss the land crisis that followed the Punic Wars, the ambitious reform...
Step into the bustling vicus—the vibrant neighborhood streets of ancient Rome—where life, commerce, and politics converged. In this episode of The Story of Italy, Lucas and Luna explore the physical and social fabric of ...
Before the emperors and the decline, the Roman Republic had a unique office that could reshape the Senate, expel senators for immorality, and even move entire public works. This episode dives into the role of the censor ...
In this episode of The Story of Italy, Lucas and Luna explore the Roman dictatorship — a temporary grant of absolute power meant to save the Republic in times of crisis. They discuss how the office worked, who could beco...
In this episode, Lucas and Luna delve into the Roman triumph, the highest honor a general could achieve. They explore the origins of the triumph, its rituals, and the political maneuvering behind it. Lucas explains the s...
In this episode of The Story of Italy, Lucas and Luna dive into the engineering marvel that sustained Rome's population of over a million: the aqueducts. From the first Aqua Appia in 312 BCE to the massive Aqua Claudia a...
In this episode of The Story of Italy, Lucas and Luna explore the construction and engineering of the Flavian Amphitheater, better known as the Colosseum. They discuss how Emperor Vespasian initiated the project on the s...
Episode 165 of The Story of Italy turns to the material that made Rome's monumental architecture possible: Roman concrete, or opus caementicium. Lucas and Luna explore how a mix of lime, volcanic ash, and aggregate creat...
Step into the world of Roman bath culture with Lucas and Luna. This episode goes beyond the ruins to explore how the thermae functioned as a social and civic hub, from the daily routine of the baths to the engineering th...
In this episode of The Story of Italy, Lucas and Luna explore the Roman Senate's evolution from a council of elders under the kings to the dominant force in the Republic and its eventual decline under the emperors. They ...
What did it take to keep a Roman legion moving across hostile terrain? In this episode, Lucas and Luna dig into the daily mechanics of the Roman army on campaign: how a legion fortified a marching camp every single night...
In 55 BCE, the Roman Republic nearly ground to a halt when political chaos left the state without consuls for several months. This episode unpacks the extraordinary mechanism of the interregnum — a temporary government l...
In the early Roman Republic, a unique experiment in military command emerged: the consular tribunate. Between 444 BCE and 367 BCE, Rome sometimes elected six military tribunes with consular power instead of the standard ...
In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore Rome's famed cursus honorum, the sequential political career path that defined the Republic. From military tribunate to quaestor, aedile, praetor, and consul, we trace how ambitiou...
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