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

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It passes through four European countries, but despite being one of the most important roads in the Roman Empire, the Via Egnatia, or Ancient Macedonia Road does not go through Italy. Article ...

Excavators working at an ancient Catholic church in Italy recently found an even older religious symbol: the head of an ancient deity. The Appian Way Regional Park announced the find on Facebook ...