Vale, Caecilius: Cambridge Latin textbook rewritten because Roman banker had a slave Learning aids used in classrooms for five decades are being revised as portrayals of ancient life have proved ...

Edward L. Mockford, The Genus Caecilius (Psocoptera: Caeciliidae) Part III. The North American Species of the Alcinus, Caligonus, and Subflavus Groups, Transactions of the American Entomological ...

The Roman Empire was characterised by increased mobility. Improved infrastructure, trade links, and Roman citizenship enabled people to move around the Mediterranean and settle in a new place. The ...

For most of his life, Caecilius Edwards wanted to own a boat. He got that chance when he finished second in the 2016 edition of the JN Small Business Loans (JNSBL) Barber and Beauty Battle, w ...

The house of a Roman banker known as Lucius Caecilius Jucundus was among the many in Pompeii ruined when Vesuvius erupted, but you can now examine the grand estate as it once stood intact ...

Our Year 8 students, too, are delighted that, like them, Ms Kellaway can say: “ Caecilius est in horto ”, By the time you progress from the family-based “orange booklets” to green, however ...

Lucius Caecilius Iucundus - banker of Pompeii. Picture: Creative Commons A shrine in the house features a replica of the Temple of Jupiter, a temple in Roman Pompeii. during the 62AD earthquake.