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He defended the knowledge that had been given by the Antiquity as opposed to the Moderns who were submitting to King Louis XIV.

(It is a very short summary but it’s such a huge part of history it’s impossible to sum up here)

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2023-09-10

I usually focused in Medieval Ages but sometimes I do artworks in antiquity too. There's something in Medieval Era that can't be explained. I just love it. 😅

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2023-04-04

We live on an Island, Antiquity warriors rise up

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2023-04-03

Just a bit more teasing for the exhibition 'Qui es-tu Apollon? De l'Antiquité à la culture pop' ('Who Are You Apollo? From Antiquity to Pop Culture'), opening 15 April at the Juliobona Gallo-Roman Museum in Lillebonne, France (Normandy).

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2023-03-30

Today we have a past paradox form of Lucario, this monster goes by the name of Tundra Fury!

This enigmatic creature bears a striking resemblance to a legendary Pokémon said to have existed since antiquity, as reported in a paranormal magazine.

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2023-03-28

Aria is the kind of witch that don't wanna think about her past... and her future. There not much we know about her. We know that she's a twin and that she like to party and that pretty much all. You can chat with her at her antiquity shop: The Val Sans Retour

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2023-02-24

Marco introduces his repeat-o-chron to the School of Athens. This moment has gone down in history as The End of Philosophy of Antiquity.

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2023-01-31

The Battle of Milvian Bridge is known for the famous "Vision of the Cross" legend, in which Constantine reportedly had a vision of a cross in the sky. He ordered his soldiers to paint the sign of the cross on their shields.

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2023-01-23

5/ reconstruction of the appearance of Gurnah Temple in antiquity. Enclosed within fortress like walls, the temple is surrounded by administrative & storage buildings and a small royal palace of mud brick

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2023-01-21

In antiquity 'Lictors' were the best warriors, depicted carrying 'fasces' (stick axe bundle). If not a form of weapon, why carry them? It's supposed they were actually 'sonic weapons' Joshua's army brought down Jerichos walls with trumpets. Then what could these weapons do?

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2023-01-18

Hello ✨️
I'm Lily Wood, illustrator and storyboard artist, passionate about History (especially Antiquity) and obsessed with Art Nouveau 💚✨️

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2023-01-11

Hello ! I'm Nelios, an artist and art history student from France :) I am working on my own story set in a late antiquity / medieval setting with hints of fantasy 🐑🗡️

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2023-01-10

Spartacus, the outlaw gladiator who led a rebellion against Rome in 73 BCE, was born in Thrace (modern-day Bulgaria) and sold into slavery as a gladiator.

📷 wikimedia edited, adobe stock

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2023-01-09

More fanart for the awesome dev ! Featuring Nameless from "Artifacts and Antiquity". Be sure to check out their games! 

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2022-12-30

There have been countless versions of Persephone's story told through the ages. This version appears later in antiquity. Nonnus was a Greek poet during the late Roman Imperial period and included this in his work "Dionysiaca". We love the reference to it!

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2022-12-28

More fanart for the awesome dev ! Featuring Faye from "Artifacts and Antiquity". Be sure to check out their games! 

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2022-12-27

More fanart for the awesome dev ! Featuring Gracie from "Artifacts and Antiquity". Be sure to check out their games! 

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https://t.co/2VPY7V67Go

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2022-12-20

On this beautiful Sunday morning, here's Rembrandt's 'Man In a Turban' (1632), on display at the It's a very telling study of how gold reflects even the smallest amount of light, much as gilded details on statues would have done in antiquity.

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2022-12-19