Check out: r/PhoeniciaHistoryFacts for info about the Phoenicians, Punics, and Canaanites (self.ancientrome)
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On this day in 47 B.C.E, Cleopatra gave birth to Caesar's son. And just in case there was any doubt about who the father was, she named him Caesarion (Little Caesar) A co-king by age three, Caesarion's solo reign over Egypt lasted mere days before his adoptive brother had him killed. (dannydutch.com)
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First post on here! This ring is set with an Ancient Roman intaglio, circa 1st century AD and depicts Nike, the Goddess of Victory with two soldiers. The later gold mount cleverly replaces the lost areas of the stone with gold - a clear testament to the importance of the intaglio! (v.redd.it)
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