Servius Tullius – The First Conqueror of Rome?
The Roman tradition sees Servius Tullius as a hero, but there are traces of Etruscan tradition, that saw things quite differently.
The Tomb of the Bulls – Homophobia beyond the Grave or Just a Joke?
This article is about the Etruscan Tomb of the Bulls, where the painting depicts unusually obscene scenes. Beware of the mature content, although in a 6th century BCE quality.
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Tarquinius Superbus – The Rise to Power
Lucius Tarquinius Superbus (“The Proud”) was a legendary Roman king. According to the tradition, he was the last Roman ruler of the Tarquin dynasty. His path to power was paved by blood.
Tarquinius Priscus – Etruscan On The Roman Throne Who Fought Etruscans
Lucius Tarquinius, called Priscus was a Roman king of Etruscan origin, who defeated the Etruscans, the Latins, and the Sabines.
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Attus Navius – How Losing A Pig Could Help A Birdwatching Career In Ancient Rome
Attus Navius was a legendary Roman augur – a priest who read the divine will from the flight of birds.
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