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(newest | oldest) View (newer 50 | older 50) (20 | 50 | 100 | 250 | 500)- 13:08, November 9, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page Lucius Cornelius Cinna (Page Creation)
- 13:04, November 9, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page Cornelia (wife of Caesar) (Page Creation)
- 23:56, November 8, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page File:Augustyn Mirys (1700-1790) - Sulla Proscription - Lineart - WikiMedia Commons - BW 1280px - PD.jpg (Sulla displays the lists of the proscribed. This painting depicts the Roman dictator Lucius Cornelius Sulla overseeing the publication of the proscription lists, through which political opponents were declared outlaws and stripped of legal protection. The atmosphere of political repression illustrated here forms the backdrop to Julius Caesar's early career and his refusal to divorce Cornelia despite Sulla's demands. ==License== Public Domain ===Reason=== This work is in the...)
- 23:56, November 8, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs uploaded File:Augustyn Mirys (1700-1790) - Sulla Proscription - Lineart - WikiMedia Commons - BW 1280px - PD.jpg (Sulla displays the lists of the proscribed. This painting depicts the Roman dictator Lucius Cornelius Sulla overseeing the publication of the proscription lists, through which political opponents were declared outlaws and stripped of legal protection. The atmosphere of political repression illustrated here forms the backdrop to Julius Caesar's early career and his refusal to divorce Cornelia despite Sulla's demands. ==License== Public Domain ===Reason=== This work is in the...)
- 11:41, November 7, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page Marcus Junius Brutus (Page Creation)
- 10:49, November 7, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page Quintus Caecilius Metellus Pius Scipio (Page creation)
- 11:35, November 6, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page Talk:Original Source: Plutarch - Lives - Caesar (Chapter Titles & Internal Reference Links)
- 11:34, November 6, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page Original Source: Plutarch - Lives - Caesar (Page Shell Created for population pending)
- 02:11, November 6, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page File:Plutarch - Lives - RGB 96ppi - PD.png (Plutarch's Lives, taken from an old book well into the Public Domain.)
- 02:11, November 6, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs uploaded File:Plutarch - Lives - RGB 96ppi - PD.png (Plutarch's Lives, taken from an old book well into the Public Domain.)
- 01:49, November 6, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page File:Author Unknown - Capitoline she-wolf - Capitoline Museums - MC1181 - RGB 1280px - PD.jpg (==Summary== The Capitoline Wolf (Lupa Capitolina), a bronze sculpture and enduring symbol of Rome, depicting the she-wolf of Roman tradition nursing Romulus and Remus, the legendary founders of the city. ==License== Public Domain. ==Source== Wikimedia Commons.<br> https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Capitoline_she-wolf_Musei_Capitolini_MC1181.jpg ==Additional Restrictions== This image reproduces a property belonging to the Italian cultural heritage as entrusted to the Italian governmen...)
- 01:49, November 6, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs uploaded File:Author Unknown - Capitoline she-wolf - Capitoline Museums - MC1181 - RGB 1280px - PD.jpg (==Summary== The Capitoline Wolf (Lupa Capitolina), a bronze sculpture and enduring symbol of Rome, depicting the she-wolf of Roman tradition nursing Romulus and Remus, the legendary founders of the city. ==License== Public Domain. ==Source== Wikimedia Commons.<br> https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Capitoline_she-wolf_Musei_Capitolini_MC1181.jpg ==Additional Restrictions== This image reproduces a property belonging to the Italian cultural heritage as entrusted to the Italian governmen...)
- 21:34, November 5, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page File:Jacopo della Quercia - Rhea Silvia, Mother of Romulus and Remus - Santa Maria della Scala, Siena (from Fonte Gaia) - 2016 - RGB 960px - CC-BY-SA-4.0.jpg (Rhea Silvia statue by Jacopo della Quercia, photographed at Santa Maria della Scala, Siena, Italy. ==License== Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-SA 4.0). ==Source== Wikimedia Commons<br>.https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Rhea_Silvia_by_Jacopo_della_Quercia_-_Santa_Maria_della_Scalla_(from_Fonte_Gaia)_-_Siena_2016.jpg)
- 21:34, November 5, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs uploaded File:Jacopo della Quercia - Rhea Silvia, Mother of Romulus and Remus - Santa Maria della Scala, Siena (from Fonte Gaia) - 2016 - RGB 960px - CC-BY-SA-4.0.jpg (Rhea Silvia statue by Jacopo della Quercia, photographed at Santa Maria della Scala, Siena, Italy. ==License== Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-SA 4.0). ==Source== Wikimedia Commons<br>.https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Rhea_Silvia_by_Jacopo_della_Quercia_-_Santa_Maria_della_Scalla_(from_Fonte_Gaia)_-_Siena_2016.jpg)
- 20:55, November 5, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page Talk:Original Source: Plutarch - Lives - Romulus (Guide to internal linking)
- 07:23, November 5, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page Romulus (Page Creation)
- 07:08, November 5, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page File:Plutarch - Bust of - Generally believed to be - Archaeological Museum of Delphi - Wikimedia Commons - RGB PD.jpg (Marble portrait bust traditionally identified as Plutarch (c. AD 46-119/125), displayed at the Archaeological Museum of Delphi, Greece. The identification is uncertain, and the sculpture is sometimes described more generally as a portrait of a philosopher, maybe Plutarch". ==License== Public domain. ===Reason=== This ancient sculpture is well beyond the term of copyright protection. The photographic reproduction is hosted on Wikimedia Commons under a public-domain designatio...)
- 07:08, November 5, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs uploaded File:Plutarch - Bust of - Generally believed to be - Archaeological Museum of Delphi - Wikimedia Commons - RGB PD.jpg (Marble portrait bust traditionally identified as Plutarch (c. AD 46-119/125), displayed at the Archaeological Museum of Delphi, Greece. The identification is uncertain, and the sculpture is sometimes described more generally as a portrait of a philosopher, maybe Plutarch". ==License== Public domain. ===Reason=== This ancient sculpture is well beyond the term of copyright protection. The photographic reproduction is hosted on Wikimedia Commons under a public-domain designatio...)
- 23:00, November 4, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page William Heinemann (Page Creation)
- 22:57, November 4, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page Perseus Digital Library (Page Creation)
- 22:50, November 4, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page Loeb Classical Library (Page Creation)
- 22:47, November 4, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page Harvard University Press (Page Creation)
- 22:37, November 4, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page Bernadotte Perrin (Page Creation)
- 13:28, November 4, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page Original Source: Plutarch - Lives - Romulus (Page Creation)
- 12:39, November 4, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page Transliterate (Created as a redirection page) Tag: New redirect
- 12:31, November 4, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page Transliterated (Created as a redirection page)
- 12:30, November 4, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page Talk:Transliteration (reason for deletion of article)
- 10:01, November 4, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page Caesar's civil war (Page creation)
- 03:15, November 4, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page Justin I (Page Creation)
- 00:29, November 4, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page File:Justinian I - Mosaic - Basilica San Vital, Ravenna - WikiMedia Commons - RGB 500px PD.jpg (Portrait of Justinian I, Roman Emperor (527–565 AD), depicted in the famous sixth-century mosaic in the Basilica of San Vitale, Ravenna, Italy. The mosaic was completed around 547 AD and is one of the best-known surviving imperial portraits of the Byzantine period. ==License== Public domain. ===Reason=== This image is a faithful, mechanical photographic reproduction of a two-dimensional work of art created in the sixth century. The original mosaic is unquestionably in the public...)
- 00:29, November 4, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs uploaded File:Justinian I - Mosaic - Basilica San Vital, Ravenna - WikiMedia Commons - RGB 500px PD.jpg (Portrait of Justinian I, Roman Emperor (527–565 AD), depicted in the famous sixth-century mosaic in the Basilica of San Vitale, Ravenna, Italy. The mosaic was completed around 547 AD and is one of the best-known surviving imperial portraits of the Byzantine period. ==License== Public domain. ===Reason=== This image is a faithful, mechanical photographic reproduction of a two-dimensional work of art created in the sixth century. The original mosaic is unquestionably in the public...)
- 23:39, November 3, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page Justinian I (Ported page from Justinian)
- 00:25, November 2, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page Erich S. Gruen (Bio Page Creation)
- 00:09, November 2, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page Diadem (Page Creation)
- 10:34, November 1, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page File:1,335, 1,290 & 1,260 Prophecies Timeline - RGB High 300ppi PD.png (Chart comparing the 1,335 prophecy with the 1,290 and 1,260 year prophecies showing the complete dismantlement of the Papal States and the Holy Roman Empire. ==License== Creative Commons 4.0 License ===Reason=== Release as such by user ===Source=== Created by uploading user to Conservapedia.)
- 10:34, November 1, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs uploaded File:1,335, 1,290 & 1,260 Prophecies Timeline - RGB High 300ppi PD.png (Chart comparing the 1,335 prophecy with the 1,290 and 1,260 year prophecies showing the complete dismantlement of the Papal States and the Holy Roman Empire. ==License== Creative Commons 4.0 License ===Reason=== Release as such by user ===Source=== Created by uploading user to Conservapedia.)
- 12:54, October 31, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page Dianna (goddess) (Page Creation)
- 12:45, October 31, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page Joseph Benson (Page Creation)
- 11:22, October 31, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page File:The Pulpit Commentary - Front Page - Funk & Wagnalls Company, London, 1909 - RGB PD.jpg (==Summary== Title page of ''The Pulpit Commentary'', New Edition (1909), edited by the Very Rev. H. D. M. Spence, D.D., Dean of Gloucester, and the Rev. Joseph S. Exell, M.A. Published by Funk & Wagnalls Company, London and New York. The page also lists introductory contributions by F. W. Farrar, H. Cotterill, J. Tulloch, G. Rawlinson, and A. Plummer. ==License== Public Domain ===Reason=== This image is a photographic reproduction of a title page published in 1909. The original work is in t...)
- 11:22, October 31, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs uploaded File:The Pulpit Commentary - Front Page - Funk & Wagnalls Company, London, 1909 - RGB PD.jpg (==Summary== Title page of ''The Pulpit Commentary'', New Edition (1909), edited by the Very Rev. H. D. M. Spence, D.D., Dean of Gloucester, and the Rev. Joseph S. Exell, M.A. Published by Funk & Wagnalls Company, London and New York. The page also lists introductory contributions by F. W. Farrar, H. Cotterill, J. Tulloch, G. Rawlinson, and A. Plummer. ==License== Public Domain ===Reason=== This image is a photographic reproduction of a title page published in 1909. The original work is in t...)
- 09:06, October 31, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page Nike (goddess) (Ported page from Nike)
- 08:57, October 31, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page File:Gold Coin - Philip III Arrhidaios - B - Winged Nike with Wreath & Stylus - Babylon mint either under Archon, Dokimos or Seleucus I - RGB Medium 150ppi PD.jpg (== Summary == Obverse of this gold stater can be found here, was struck in the name of Philip III Arrhidaios at the Babylon mint, under Archon, Dokimos, or Seleucus I. The coin depicts the helmeted head of Athena facing right, wearing a Corinthian helmet adorned with a coiled serpent and flowin...)
- 08:57, October 31, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs uploaded File:Gold Coin - Philip III Arrhidaios - B - Winged Nike with Wreath & Stylus - Babylon mint either under Archon, Dokimos or Seleucus I - RGB Medium 150ppi PD.jpg (== Summary == Obverse of this gold stater can be found here, was struck in the name of Philip III Arrhidaios at the Babylon mint, under Archon, Dokimos, or Seleucus I. The coin depicts the helmeted head of Athena facing right, wearing a Corinthian helmet adorned with a coiled serpent and flowin...)
- 08:49, October 31, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page File:Gold Coin - Philip III Arrhidaios - A - Corinthian Helmeted Athena - Babylon mint either under Archon, Dokimos or Seleucus I - RGB Medium 150ppi PD.jpg (==Summary== Obverse of a gold stater struck in the name of Philip III Arrhidaios at the Babylon mint, under Archon, Dokimos, or Seleucus I. The coin depicts the helmeted head of Athena facing right, wearing a Corinthian helmet adorned with a coiled serpent and flowing crest. This type continues the gold coinage introduced under Alexander III (Alexander the Great) and reflects the continuity of the Macedonian imperial monetar...)
- 08:48, October 31, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs uploaded File:Gold Coin - Philip III Arrhidaios - A - Corinthian Helmeted Athena - Babylon mint either under Archon, Dokimos or Seleucus I - RGB Medium 150ppi PD.jpg (==Summary== Obverse of a gold stater struck in the name of Philip III Arrhidaios at the Babylon mint, under Archon, Dokimos, or Seleucus I. The coin depicts the helmeted head of Athena facing right, wearing a Corinthian helmet adorned with a coiled serpent and flowing crest. This type continues the gold coinage introduced under Alexander III (Alexander the Great) and reflects the continuity of the Macedonian imperial monetar...)
- 04:17, October 31, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page File:Cambridge Bible for Schools & Colleges - Front Cover and Spine - RGB PD.jpg (==Summary== Cover and spine of ''The Epistle to the Romans'' by H. C. G. Moule, published as part of ''The Cambridge Bible for Schools and Colleges'' series by Cambridge University Press. The volume was edited under the general editorship of John Charles Ryle? no J. J. S. Perowne. ==License== Public domain ===Reason=== This image is a faithful photographic reproduction of a public domain book cover. The original work is old enough that co...)
- 04:17, October 31, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs uploaded File:Cambridge Bible for Schools & Colleges - Front Cover and Spine - RGB PD.jpg (==Summary== Cover and spine of ''The Epistle to the Romans'' by H. C. G. Moule, published as part of ''The Cambridge Bible for Schools and Colleges'' series by Cambridge University Press. The volume was edited under the general editorship of John Charles Ryle? no J. J. S. Perowne. ==License== Public domain ===Reason=== This image is a faithful photographic reproduction of a public domain book cover. The original work is old enough that co...)
- 03:56, October 31, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page Cambridge Bible for Schools and Colleges (Page Creation)
- 03:52, October 31, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page Pulpit Commentary (Page Creation)
- 03:45, October 31, 2026 AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs created page Matthew Poole (Page Creation)
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