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Did ancient Romans use to walk barefoot in their houses, or they kept heir shoes on?

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Did the Caesars really have a slave behind them, to remind them that they weren't gods when they were celebrating a Triumph?

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Did Germanic tribes after the Battle of Teutoburg remember such battle, as well as the Roman domination before it? Where they aware of their ancestors being once conquered by Rome?

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Was the legend of the vision of Jesus Christ by the first Portuguese King, Alfonso Henriques, told during his lifetime or was it added after his death?

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Did Roman soldiers use the mottos "strenght and honor" and "Roma vinci" as depicted in Gladiator, or it is just a poetic license?

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Is there any link between the stories of Prometheus and Adam?

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Did ancient empires like Rome, Persia or China have "industrial cities"? If yes, how did they look like?

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How was the childhood of the average nazi supporter and hierarch and under what influences were they?

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Could Neanderthals speak?

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Did medieval Europe kings actually fight in battles? If yes, was it something usual or exceptional?

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Did ancient Romans use to walk barefoot in their houses, or they kept heir shoes on?	499	AskHistorians
Did the Caesars really have a slave behind them, to remind them that they weren't gods when they were celebrating a Triumph?	10	AskHistorians
Did Germanic tribes after the Battle of Teutoburg remember such battle, as well as the Roman domination before it? Where they aware of their ancestors being once conquered by Rome?	8	AskHistorians
Was the legend of the vision of Jesus Christ by the first Portuguese King, Alfonso Henriques, told during his lifetime or was it added after his death?	6	AskHistorians
Did Roman soldiers use the mottos "strenght and honor" and "Roma vinci" as depicted in Gladiator, or it is just a poetic license?	6	AskHistorians
Is there any link between the stories of Prometheus and Adam?	6	AskHistorians
Did ancient empires like Rome, Persia or China have "industrial cities"? If yes, how did they look like?	3	AskHistorians
How was the childhood of the average nazi supporter and hierarch and under what influences were they?	3	AskHistorians
Could Neanderthals speak?	2	AskHistorians
Did medieval Europe kings actually fight in battles? If yes, was it something usual or exceptional?	2	AskHistorians