Hail, Caesar #Shorts
The Rich Get Richer #Shorts
The Fiscus #Shorts
Which Constitution is Best? #Shorts
Inflation Isn't New #Shorts
When Did Rome Fall? #Shorts
A Costly Game #Shorts
The Alexander Romance #Shorts
Platonic Forms #Shorts
Nero Lives? #Shorts
The First Silk Road #Shorts
Weird Forking History #Shorts
Greco Buddhism #Shorts
The Praetorian Guard, Pt. 4 #Shorts
The Praetorian Guard, Pt. 3 #Shorts
The Praetorian Guard, Part 2 #Shorts
The Praetorian Guard, Pt. 1 #Shorts
From Pontifex to Pontiff: Papal History #Shorts
Halfdan Was Here #Shorts
Censors: Population, Taxation, and Moralization #Shorts
The Cyrillic Alphabet #Shorts
Basil II "The Bulgar Slayer" #Shorts
Attila the Hun #Shorts
A Scythian Custom #Shorts
Season 2 Introduction - Clips #Shorts
The Myth of Atlantis #Shorts
The Kievan Rus': MLP Season 2 #Shorts
Dictator: Rome's Most Powerful Office #Shorts
Season 2: The Kievan Rus' #Shorts
Ichthys: Early Christian Iconography #Shorts
The Appian Way #Shorts
My Favorite Roman Emperors, Pt. 11: Theodosius #Shorts
My Favorite Roman Emperors, Pt. 10: Julian #Shorts
My Favorite Roman Emperors, Pt. 9: Diocletian #Shorts
My Favorite Roman Emperors, Pt. 8: Aurelian #Shorts
My Favorite Roman Emperors, Pt. 7: Caracalla #Shorts
My Favorite Roman Emperors, Pt. 6: Severus #Shorts
My Favorite Roman Emperors, Pt. 5: Marcus Aurelius #Shorts
My Favorite Roman Emperors, Pt. 4: Hadrian #Shorts
My Favorite Roman Emperors, Pt. 3: Trajan #Shorts
Classics is Inspiring: S1 E8 Teaser #Shorts
My Favorite Roman Emperors, Pt. 2: Vespasian #Shorts
Ancient Fermentation: S1 E8 Teaser #Shorts
Archaeology and the Scientific Method: S1 E6 Teaser #Shorts
My Favorite Roman Emperors, Pt 1: Augustus #Shorts
The Elgin Marbles Controversy: S1 E3 Teaser #Shorts
Our Favorite Moments from S1 #Shorts
Life After Classics: S1 E2 Teaser #Shorts
Is democracy the best system of government? Is it at least better than autocracy? How do we know for sure? On this channel, we cover Greco-Roman politics and political theory. The ancients were just as concerned with the role of government in society as we are. By studying ancient politics, we can better understand how modern political movements were invented and why they became popular. Join us as we explore how great figures like Alexander the Great and Julius Caesar changed the face of the ancient world, and gave birth to modern political theory. Matthew Lupu is a PhD Roman Historian currently teaching at Florida State University. Listen to the podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google, and here on YouTube. Follow @lupupod on Instagram for more history.