When you’re the emperor Augustus, they let you do it.

But now under the Emperor Nero, Paul is more certain of his fate. He has completed his last missionary journey and is close to execution. Timothy is probably still in Ephesus (4:12), but Paul ...

Augustus was Rome’s first emperor. In so becoming, he dismantled the republic ... The supposedly stable dynasty he founded gave Rome Caligula and Nero; the latter’s death was followed by a bloody ...

The truth is we don't know the ultimate fate of the Yorktown ... daughter — watched immune. Hail the Emperor! Bring a bucket for the blood! Mass murder is forgiven, of course, so long as ...

His will for his earthly subjects was frequently equated with divine providence or the unfathomable workings of Fate. Apollo ... Later, the emperor Nero, who fancied himself a musician, would ...

Augustus was Rome’s first emperor. In so becoming ... The supposedly stable dynasty he founded gave Rome Caligula and Nero; the latter’s death was followed by a bloody civil war.

The Emperor Nero was assassinated ... In the final analysis, by the month of August in the year 70 the fate of Jerusalem was a foregone conclusion. The Roman armies were masked.

The narrative of weak, queer men being the progenitors of societal downfall does not hold as many parallels to history as ...