National Geographic History magazine - March/April 2025 edition

Title: "Paul of Tarsus the Traveling Apostle", by Angel Narro

Description: A vision on the road to Damascus turned this zealous persecutor of Christians into an apostle who did more than anyone, making four missionary journeys , to spread the new religion throughout the Roman Empire.

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Jan/Feb 2025 National Geographic History magazine.

Title - "Pajamas: From Street Wear to Sleepwear", by Ana Velasco.

Description - Nowadays pajamas are worn for comfort while sleeping and lounging. But, the British adopted the loose pants they saw men in India wearing as outerwear. Changing social trends made pajamas acceptable as unisex sleepwear and movies turned them into fashion essentials.

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"Triumphal Arches - Rome Commemorates its Victories", by Ivan Fumado Ortega.

Arches were built to commemorate general's military victories as well as to honor civic achievements. Features included reliefs showing battle scenes, weapons, and one depicts prisoners that stand 10 feet tall. Emperor Augustus later declared that arches could be built only for the imperial family, creating a vehicle for imperial propaganda. The Arch of Titus, erected in 81 A.D,, is the oldest surviving arch in Rome

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