Servius Tullius – The First Conqueror of Rome?
The Roman tradition sees Servius Tullius as a hero, but there are traces of Etruscan tradition, that saw things quite differently.
The Tomb of the Bulls – Homophobia beyond the Grave or Just a Joke?
This article is about the Etruscan Tomb of the Bulls, where the painting depicts unusually obscene scenes. Beware of the mature content, although in a 6th century BCE quality.
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Tarquinius Superbus – The Rise to Power
Lucius Tarquinius Superbus (“The Proud”) was a legendary Roman king. According to the tradition, he was the last Roman ruler of the Tarquin dynasty. His path to power was paved by blood.
The Accomplishments Of Servius Tullius
Servius Tullius was the 6th of the legendary seven kings of Rome and his reign was full of notable achievements. He was often celebrated for all the good he did for Rome.
Servius Tullius – From A Slave To The King Of Rome
In the list of the legendary Roman kings, Servius Tullius stands out as the son of a slave who made it all the way to the throne.
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