The protagonist of this story could be a great tribal chief of the Picts or the product of the inventiveness of Publius Cornelius Tacitus , historian, politician and son-in-law of Agricola , the governor of Britannia who led the legions to the ends of the island. Little is known of his life, but his
During the most convulsive times in history or when it seems that the pillars of civilizations collapse, societies try to restart and recover the so-called traditional values. And Caesar Augustus wanted to do something like this when he took the reins of the Republic and legislated to recover the tr
Entry taken from the book The Plantagenets The first entry in the series dedicated to Eleanor of Aquitaine ended with the birth of a son from her marriage to Henry II, whom they called William. On February 28, 1155, Henry, the couples second son, was born. Sadness at the untimely death of the eldes
Anglo-Saxon history books are full of stories about SS men and Nazi apparatchiks who buried various treasures in tunnels and caves in the last days of the war:gold, works of art, weapons ... But why should we get excited about what they did Teutons, if we had our own treasures? And the boys from the