Ancient Rome Mugs

Veni Vidi Vici

Abstract architecture art.

Capua Gladiator School was based at the Amphitheatre of Capua, second only to the Colosseum in size and probably the model for it. It may have been the first amphitheatre to be built by the Romans. and was the location of the first and most famous gladiator school.

a gladiator drawing hand made with pen and ink

A Juggler by Lawrence Alma-Tadema, 1870. Oil on canvas.

Cleopatra was Queen of the Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt from 51 to 30 BC, and its last active ruler. A member of the Ptolemaic dynasty.

This beautiful panel of a garden scene was derived from the Prima Porta Frescoes from the so called House of Livia. These frescoes came from a basement room--where the Roman elite could keep cool in the hot summers while still enjoying this magical landscape of being outside. Some scholars have suggested that not all these plants and animals would be seen together at anyone time, therefore representing the Roman concept of cyclical time and the dawn of a new great age.

Silly thinking design.

If you're a fan of the Senate of Ancient Rome -- or the Roman Empire in General -- then this awesome SPQR shirt is just for you! Featuring a retro eagle design, this cool Rome t-shirt makes the perfect gift for any fan of the ancient Romans, government, or mythology.

Victory Loves Prudence - Latin Proverb

Atalanta by John William Godward, 1908. Oil on canvas.

Contemplation by John William Godward, 1922. Oil on canvas.

Briseis by John William Godward, 1896. Oil on canvas.

Circus Maximus Red Typeset with White Outline. For the real ones. Wear on tour, in flight, wear wherever.

Alexander the great t shirt idea

Ancient Rome Latin language phrase and quote design for all who love SPQR, Ancient Roman history and study ancient languages or speak Classical Latin with your fellow Roman legionary friends. Volens et potens is classical Latin for "Willing and able".

Innocent Amusements by John William Godward, 1891. Oil on canvas.

This Julius Caesar in anime style t-shirt combines history and anime, bringing the legendary ruler to life in a whole new way. Stand out with this unique and bold fashion statement that blends ancient Rome with contemporary anime flair.

julius caesar pop art

I really like this poem. Horace 4.1. Here our 50-something Horace begs Venus to leave him alone. Are you done with love, too?

Eurypyle by John William Godward, 1920. Oil on canvas.

Colorful architecture art.

Latin facemask

Think upon the Roman Empire every day and the Pax Romana. Ask what it would take to have it now? Citizen go forth and make Pax Romana great again.

This is design depicting a cute roman Praetorian Guard soldier with a spear he is about to throw! He also holds a shield scutum and is armored with the armour called lorica segmentata. if you like history and specifically roman history, this can be fun merch to have or gift to a fellow nerd. he is drawn in chibi (basically means cute) art style. roma invicta!

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Arma Virumque Cano / I Sing Of Arms And The Man

Grab your helmet and sword, because it's time to put your fighting skills to the test! Introducing Gladiator Roman Empire, a 3D artwork designed to give you the authentic feel of the Italian arena.

The Coliseum of Rome Italy, old, vintage design of the most historic stadium of games and struggles of classical antiquity.

Enter the world of Roman centurions against barbarians! This exciting 3-D artworks features a Roman centurion who has defeated a barbarian on the battlefield and is now ready to take on the rest of the world!

If you're a fan of the Senate of Ancient Rome -- or the Roman Empire in General -- then this awesome SPQR shirt is just for you! Featuring a retro eagle design, this cool Rome t-shirt makes the perfect gift for any fan of the ancient Romans, government, or mythology.

Are you an ultra-critical eyebrow raiser? Perhaps this is the shirt for you. It also features the longest Latin word.

Numbers

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The Coliseum of Rome Italy, old, vintage design of the most historic stadium of games and struggles of classical antiquity.

Latin quote "Age quod agis" - meaning "Do what you do"