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Mike Toth
Mike graduated with a BA in Greek and Roman Studies from the University of Windsor in 2021. His interest in history began as a kid reading WW2 picture books, and then in high school that interest broadened into ancient and medieval history under the influence of some amazing teachers. Imparted with a deeper perspective on the world's history, he began studying Classics in university. He especially developed a love of Greek and Roman myth, and from that an interest in comparative mythology.
Education:University of Windsor, 2021BA Classical Civilizations, Greek & Roman StudiesExpertise:Articles by Mike Toth
Eos is the goddess of the dawn in Greek mythology. While she wasn’t widely cultivated, Eos was fundamental to the Greek understanding of the cosmos.
Ancient Greek weddings were made up of a three-day ceremony: the proaulia, gamos, and epaulia. But first, a dowry had to be paid.
Ancient burial practices are some of the earliest evidence of human culture. This article will discuss elements of the ancient Greek funeral.
To keep gladiator combats interesting, the Romans used many types of gladiators, each with their own advantages and disadvantages.