
Ian McNabb
Ian possesses a BA in Classics from the University of Tennessee. He is a lover of history and writing, both fiction and non-fiction. His specific passions within Ancient History include mythology, the physical rituals of ancient polytheism, and the intersection of these aspects in the rest of the ancient world. Very little gives him as great a pleasure as being able to have conversations with interested audiences about the wonders of the past.
Articles by Ian McNabb

Thirty years after the end of the First Servile War, a second slave revolt broke out in Sicily and sent Rome into crisis.

In the late Republican era, three slave revolts, the Servile Wars, shook Rome to its core and sent it spiraling towards its final doom.
In the late Republican era, three slave revolts, the Servile Wars, shook Rome to its core and sent it spiraling towards its final doom.

In Roman polytheism, one god stands out as uniquely Roman with a unique place in the hierarchy of gods: Janus.
In Roman polytheism, one god stands out as uniquely Roman with a unique place in the hierarchy of gods: Janus.