Edward Gibbon wrote of how Christians were rushing
Roman echelons in suicidal frenzies in the feverent belief that they would find themselves, the very next instant, in paradise with Jesus.
Not exact matches
Ultimately, Rome became the seat of the Holy
Roman Empire, and it's traces are still extant today with the Pope (the Emperor), the Cardinals (Senate), and the lower
echelon of bishops and priests (centurions and soldiers) all working to the glory of Rome.
In this exhibition we see a blend of ancient archaeology and modern design, in a sequence of twelve scenes from the private life of a couple from the highest
echelons of
Roman society and their... Read more