Sons of Rome, Colosseum Epic Saga
The fighters in the Colosseum exuded raw power, their muscles rippling with strength earned through relentless training and unwavering dedication. Yet, beneath their imposing exterior, a sense of humility and respect for one another shone through, binding them in a warm brotherhood forged in the fires of combat.
I grew up watching films like Ben-Hur, yet I was never truly able to articulate why I liked them until I was much older. It might seem almost silly that I wouldn‘t know, but I just always assumed that I just loved history. I do like history — but it’s obvious now that I’m older that there are additional relevance of why I love ancient Rome and Greek mythology, as well as all the paintings and sculptures that go with them.
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