Fulvia Flacca Bambula
Hypatia of Alexandria by Jules Maurice Gaspar 1908
In Part 3 we get to know some of the women who managed to interest the writers of history. In particular Fulvia, wife of Clodius and Mark Antony. And Hypatia of Alexandria.
The Incidental Music used is “Introspection” from Purple-Planet.com
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Statue of Plancia Magna (readntravel.com)
The Arch of the Sergii, Pula (pulacroatia.net)
In Part 2 we explore women’s daily life in Rome. Though their public roles were limited they still managed to live full lives. Class, death and luck all played their role in determining a woman’s independence.
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Tarquin and Lucretia by Titian (1571)
In Part 1 we examine the ideological world of Roman gender. Women were dismissed as second class by religion, philosophy and medicine. We also explore the practical and legal limits on their freedom.
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What makes a good Emperor? (byzantium.xronikon.com)
Our fifth Kickstarter backers reward episode features questions about what makes a good Emperor and more about feeling attached to the Romans.
Download: Imperial Qualities and More Feelings
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Is the above what Diocletian would really have said to Constantine?
Our fourth Kickstarter backers reward episode features questions about Constantinople and some personal ones for me.
Download: Lucky Romans and Being a Celebrity
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Zeyrek Mosque (former Church of the Pantocrator Monastery)
Our third Kickstarter backers reward episode features a lot of chat about my trip to Istanbul. I talk about the experience of visiting for the first time and answer listener questions.
Download: Backer Rewards Episode 3 – What was Istanbul like?
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Our second Kickstarter backers reward episode featuring some book recommendations and me describing a day in the life of a podcaster.
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Equestrian statue of Justinian with Theodosius marking (Antoine-Helbert.com)
The Cross-reliquary of Limburg
We go through the sources used to construct episode 168. We survey foreign visitors to Constantinople and the thoughts of local Byzantines on their monuments. Through this survey we begin to discover the Byzantine sense of their past.
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The weeping column in Hagia Sophia, one of the spots that pilgrims sought cures (livingtuscany.wordpress.com)
What would a foreign visitor to Constantinople expect to see and hear?
Period: 913-1025
Download: A Guided Tour
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The Mese by Antoine Helbert
Panorama by Rocio Espin Pinar
We survey the main structures and services of Constantinople to see what has changed since 518 AD (episode 10 of the show)
Period: 913-1025
Download: Five centuries on
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