Mark 2:16–17: When the teachers of the law who were Pharisees saw him [Jesus] eating with the sinners and tax collectors, they asked his disciples

I do indeed think about the Roman Empire every day

If these are the end times, I say strap in and enjoy the ride

Piazza de Ferrari: The Ancient Port

More than two thousand years have passed since Ancient Greek and Roman philosophers gave us great wisdom

Hardly anybody knows that passports were introduced following World War 1 only as a temporary measure

The swastika, the Roman salute, and the rainbow are all esthetically powerful symbols that happened to be appropriated by evil movements

The United States is not Europe’s ally, and never was

People are taught to fear apocalypse, to associate it with gloom and destruction

Eliminating waste and pollution is a noble cause. But environmentalism today has been almost completely taken over by climate alarmists

People wanted to write faster, so they created minuscule letters with simpler ducts. This happened before typefaces were conceptualised

Week 22 ←→ Week 24

The city where I live during the summer is called Sanremo. The name originated from the local dialect, where the name of the area’s patron, saint Romulus