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Di Mario M. Merlino Vissuto tra la fine del primo secolo e inizio del secondo Lucio (Flavio) Arriano, greco di nascita e, ottenuta la cittadinanza romana, appartenente alla gens Flavia – da qui la possibilità di fregiarsi del terzo nome – fu fra gli stimati collaboratori dell’imperatore Adriano, dimostrandosi valoroso difensore dei confini contro l’invasione
di Giacinto Reale Sarà capitato anche a voi di sentire qualche intellettuale à la page ironizzare sulla guerra “sola igiene del mondo” del manifesto futurista del 1909 o di leggere qualche grosso calibro di terza pagina che cita con disgusto il Papini che nel 1913 sentenziava: “La vita non è sacra”, per concludere che si