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Sometimes, we don’t love the person who loves us. Ancient Greeks and Romans also had a lot to say about this subject.

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When STARZ announced Spartacus: House of Ashur, fans hoped Todd Lasance would reprise his role as Julius Caesar from the original series. But with Lasance tied up filming NCIS: Sydney, creator Steven ...

Konstantine Panegyres reveals what finding love was like in Ancient Greece and Rome - and what lessons we can take into the modern world ...

In the modern world, we often see stories about the difficulties of finding love and the trials of dating and marriage. Sometimes ... their search for love are already mentioned in ancient Greek and ...

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In Closing Since Roman men often indulged in extramarital sex, it might be assumed that Roman marriage was all duty and dour.

In a world where wedding traditions are constantly evolving, one enigmatic accessory steadfastly remains: the bridal veil.