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Female Shamans and Sacred Queens of the East: Power from the Other Side
There were certain people whose understanding enabled them to make a meaningful definition of what lies above and below this world, as well as the insight…
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Damnatio Memoriae. Or, Rome’s Original Cancel Culture.
The ancient Roman decree of damnatio memoriae (“damnation of one’s memory”) was a mark of great disgrace and a punishment, deemed worse than execution, for an…
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Well written and informative quick read with an excellent bibliography. This can be reconsidered as an opening salvo for further studies as it opens the door to Asia for those looking for the Goddess.
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Damnatio Memoriae. Or, Rome’s Original Cancel Culture.
The ancient Roman decree of damnatio memoriae (“damnation of one’s memory”) was a mark of great disgrace and a punishment, deemed worse…
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Poison, Power, and Pillow Talk: How to Kill an Emperor
The rule of the Emperor Commodus precipitated civil strife that ended 84 years of the Roman empire’s stability and prosperity. Understandably perhaps,…
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The Virgin Economy: Beauty, Power, and Ritual Death
Virgin sacrifice could be done for a number of widely accepted reasons - from winning a war, appeasing an angry deity, to…
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