Vous consultez actuellement le France version du site.
Voulez-vous passer à votre site local ?
31 TEMPS DE LECTURE MIN

Top 10: Ridiculous Roman Emperor Deaths

Words: Emma Slattery Williams

THE RIDICULOUS WAYS ROMAN EMPERORS HAVE KICKED THE BUCKET

CLAUDIUS

RULED AD 41-54

Débloquez cet article et bien plus encore avec
Vous pouvez en profiter :
Découvrez l'intégralité de cette édition
Accès instantané à plus de 600 titres
Des milliers d'anciens numéros
Pas de contrat ni d'engagement
Essayer pour €1.09
S'ABONNER
30 jours d'accès, puis seulement €11,99 / mois. Résiliation à tout moment. Nouveaux abonnés uniquement.


En savoir plus
Pocketmags Plus
Pocketmags Plus

Cet article est tiré de...


View Issues
BBC History Revealed Magazine
October 2018
VOIR EN MAGASIN

Autres articles dans ce numéro


Editor’s Letter
A monumental mystery
Long before the seven wonders of the ancient world were
REWIND
Snapshots
Life in the trenches was not one of constant combat,
History in the News
The Roman building may have rivalled the famed Celsus in
Time Piece
A look at everyday objects from the past
History in Colour
Archaeologist Howard Carter opens the door to the second of
Yesterday’s Papers
Another timeless front page from the archives
This Month In... 1931
Anniversaries that have made history
Time Capsule: 1866
Snapshots of the world from one year in the past
Graphic History
This tipple is a staple of the British pub and
FEATURES
The Secrets of Stonehenge
It was a century ago that Stonehenge was gifted to the nation, but have we come any closer to understanding it? Miles Russell goes digging for clues
Edward VI: The Forgotten Tudor King
The son Henry VIII always wanted is maligned as a sickly child – a reputation he doesn’t deserve. The real Edward, writes Tracy Borman, was a hearty lad who could have been as terrible as his father
Yes Ma’am! the Sacrifice of Britain’s Domestic Servants
Their lives have been romanticised in period dramas ‚but becoming one of ‘the help’ was often not a happy choice. Tessa Dunlop finds out how the lives of live-in servants evolved in the first half of the 20th century
Disaster at Dieppe
More than 6,000 men crossed the Channel for what should have been a surprise raid, yet fewer than 2,500 escaped unscathed. Gavin Mortimer remembers the 1942 debacle some call a necessary precursor to D-Day
In Pics: History in Colour
Regular History Revealed contributors Dan Jones and Marina Amaral offer us a fresh glimpse of the past – by colourising some of history’s most influential black and white photos
Q&A
Ask the Experts
The Great Wall isn’t a single wall at all, but
ON OUR RADAR
What’s On
Four new galleries are opening at the National Maritime Museum
Britain’s Treasures
Founded by an itinerant priest in the sixth century, this holy community would gain fame across Europe and offer Christianity the regional root it needed to grow
Books
This month’s best historical reads
Postcards from the Past
Send your historical landmark pics to photos@historyrevealed.com message us on
EVERY ISSUE
Letters
Get in touch – share your opinions on history and our magazine
Photo Finish
These detained men are ‘Boxers’ – members of a society