Near the ancient port of Rome on its Tiber River, archaeologists have found plenty of wonderful traces of the great temples and altars that once stood and functioned in this part of the City. Continue reading Point Of View: Jose Grave De Peralta – San Nicola in Carcere
Tag: Janus
Near the ancient port of Rome on its Tiber River, archaeologists have found plenty of wonderful traces of the great temples and altars that once stood and functioned in this part of the City. Reflections: Rachel Masters – Summer 2013
Janus, according to Ancient Roman religion and mythology, rules as the god of beginnings and transitions. The deity is generally depicted as having two faces, looking forward to the future and behind to the distant past. Janus is often affiliated with doors, gateways, passages, and conclusions. Continue reading Reflections: Rachel Masters – Summer 2013