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Frontier to Whom?
By Pedro Benedetti, PhD in Social History by the Universidade de São Paulo. The wall on the Mexican American border has always been a...

Pedro Benedetti
Oct 7, 20214 min read
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Women Martyrs beyond the Feminine Ideal
By Juliana Marques Morais, Doctor in Social History, Universidade de São Paulo. Among the sumptuous buildings that make up the Roman...

Juliana Morais
Oct 5, 20214 min read
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Street Work and Commerce in Roman Antiquity
By Rafael Monpean, PhD candidate in Social History, University of São Paulo. Every year a few million tourists visit Rome, Ostia,...

rafael.monpean
Sep 18, 20214 min read
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Interview: When the Masters became Slaves
Interview with Adriane da Silva Duarte, professor of Greek Language and Literature at the Departamento de Letras Clássicas de Vernáculas...

Nara Oliveira
Sep 14, 20217 min read
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Circus Factions: Rebels or Hooligans?
By Julio Cesar Magalhães de Oliveira, Universidade de São Paulo. The street demonstrations by fans of rival football teams united in...

Julio Magalhaes
Sep 4, 20215 min read
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"I Ask that You Avenge Me": The Curse Tablets as Popular Practice
By Jessica Brustolim, Master's student in Social History, University of São Paulo. Around 130 BCE, in the city of Mogontiacum...

Jessica Brustolim
Aug 26, 20214 min read
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The Food Riots in the Roman Empire
By Julio Cesar Magalhães de Oliveira, University of São Paulo. Why do people protest? The reasons for discontent are many, but discontent...

Julio Magalhaes
Aug 18, 20214 min read
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The Kalends of January: Popular Culture in Late Antiquity
Lucy Grig, University of Edinburgh. The best-known mid-winter festival in the ancient world is undoubtedly Saturnalia, which was...

Lucy Grig
May 25, 20214 min read
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