Civil Wars that Transformed Ancient Rome, history.com Keaveney, Arthur. Sulla: The Last Republican.

." - Livy, The History of Rome, 7.9-10 Although he seemed by his looks to be outmatched, Titus Manlius

Rev: Male figure left, dropping inscribed tablet into a cista Ref: Crawford 413/1; Syd. 935; Cassia 10

Theuma was a town of Ancient Thessaly near the frontiers of Dolopia (southwest Thessaly).

the source of the opening image of the collector sitting at his desk in front of a pile of coins (or ancient

Attis went mad, and, imagining that the roof of the chamber was falling in, he fled and ran for the top

deposit consisted of a pair of identical, locally-made bowls, one of which was flipped over and placed on top

Rev: CONCORDIA AVGG, two hands in a handshake (dextrarium iunctio) Ref: RIC 10 Notes: rare, fine portrait

as the clouds veil the sky, gets his name from nuptus ‘veiling,’ that is, opertio ‘covering,’ as the ancients

often of the comment of Francesco Gnecchi in a book published by Spink 1903, describing those new to ancient

Penguin Classics Deluxe Edition, 1996, 427-436 Here are four ancient accounts from Livy writing during

“It was at his [Caracalla’s] plea, moreover, that their [Byzantium’s] ancient rights were restored to