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When you think of Ancient Rome your mind likely goes to the men in charge. Augustus formed the empire. Nero watched it burn. But, do you ever think about the
Continue readingLivia Drusilla: The Matriarch of the Roman Empire
Over time, Messalina has become a name associated with scandal at the very top. She has gone down in history with one of the world’s nastiest reputation. But does she
Continue readingEmpress Messalina: The scandalous life of one of Rome’s most infamous women
Hey, Queens! In our latest episode, we are going way back to ancient Egypt (again) to discuss the often overlooked Hypatia of Alexandria. Hypatia wore many hats. She was a
By Genn McMenemy of Ancient History Fangirls This is the story of Paculla Annia. She wasn’t a queen – well, not in the typical sense – but she wielded the
Continue readingPaculla Annia: the Priestess of Revolution in Ancient Rome
By Jenny Williamson of Ancient History Fangirl Ancient Rome during the Republic period didn’t have queens (or kings for that matter). Democracy was their big thing (never mind that their