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Did Rome have robots?
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Alhazred posted:I buy coins from a norwegian store: Whats the store?
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Saruman did nothing wrong
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Nessus posted:Why was it 25 for army and 26 for navy? Cause navy is chiller? you even get to sit down when rowing
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So I just watched the HBO show Rome, and I was wondering if there was anything else like it out there, either in book or show form? I did see Spartacus and didn't care much for it, except the prequel season which was decent. Plebs was fun as hell too, but I had to DEFINITELY LEGALLY download it since it's not streamable anywhere outside the UK. I've always had a thing for republican/early imperial Rome so any books/shows/the like y'all could recommend would be awesome.
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A few pages back i asked for popular culture stuff about Rome, and I've been working my way slowly through Masters of Rome for a bit now, having tons of fun. But, i gotta plug my boys David Drake and Eric Flint writing the funniest alternate history military sci fi set in Byzantine Rome. i brought my physical copies of the Belisarius books in my bags, and honestly enjoy them a lot. i think the ebooks are free, now, too. Pulpy, but surprisingly well researched in some aspects (or seems so, to me, the uneducated)
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LITERALLY A BIRD posted:
Checkmate, Atenists
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But, I did notice Egypt was being assailed by plagues right around that time, apparently, and it could have been my imagination running with me but "punishing people with plagues" has always been a thing people associate with pissed off Gods. It was a man named Horemheb that is credited with a lot of the restoration of traditional religion while Tutankhamen was king, but it seems like everyone official was pretty unified in the effort. If the country was being smote by plagues, and everyone was positive it was because they had been forced to worship the wrong God for the last twenty years, that probably accounts for a lot of the intensity and dedication behind the Atenism damnatio. Leaving up all the monuments to Aten wasn't just conceptually incorrect and blasphemous, it was also actively blighting them, just look around at this!!!