The Early Kings of Rome Not an absolute monarch, the king in early Rome was a wartime commander, chief priest, and judge who needed the consent of the Comitia Curiata. A brief look at the rise to king from tribal leader and then the fall from grace and replacement by more or less democratic citizen-government in Greece and Rome. The Roman Senate From its pre-recorded history position as a body to advise kings to its ultimate inadequacy for an expanding empire, this article explains how the Senate operated. Religion, Superstition and Rites Compares Greek, Roman and Etruscan religions, then discusses the importance of divination to the Etruscans. The Sacrificial Knife Useful site because of its list of minor Roman dieties and description of the calendar.
Every work here is unique, traditional and ethnic.
All exhibited products are in stock and orders are shipped within 24 hours. Inc. All rights reserved.