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How often do you think about the Roman Empire?

If it’s less than once a day, you’re a sissy faggot crybaby, your T level is catastrophically low, and you’re oozing prolactin.
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>>539677521
im not jewish so never.
jews seethe and think about rome btfoing them all the time.
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>>539677521
I think about Greece more often, because I suffer from Hellenophilia.
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>>539677585
Biohazard!
Prolactin leak in the thread!
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>>539677521
I just think about the brutality of it, and how they slaughtered 50k terrified animals for entertainment purposes, it was all very demonic.
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>>539677521
That doesn't even exist. This is so forced.
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>>539677521
XIII
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>>539677521
Feels good man
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>>539677521
I found a silver Roman coin in my potato garden a couple of years ago. I think of it often and how it ended up there, who held it before and what it was like back then.
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>>539679622
noice. know the era? are the markings legible?
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>>539677521
I really only think about the Roman Republicans tbqh famalam. That moment when Marcus Valerius Corvus is squaring up to fight a giant Gaul and a raven lands on his shoulder, showing he is favored by the gods is pretty cool.
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It was a gay globohomo empire maintained through killing people. It was shit.
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>>539679698
Will post a pic in a few
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You know what ruined it? Christianity/homosexuals
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>>539677521
The Roman Republic is more interesting.

>>539677701
based
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>>539680551
I’m sure you don’t need me to tell you but it definitely says Gordianvs there on the right where he is facing so one of three the three emperors named Gordian. narrows it down quite a bit. very nice and where there was one there’s almost always more too.
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Genuinely every day. There's always something that makes me think of it even when I'm not focused on it.
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>>539681750
Yep, Gordian III, not a very known emperor and thus the coin is not expensive. Its in a decent condition though, most of the ones found are severely corroded.
I ran the entire yard with a cheap detector twice over. A bucket of rusty nails and other crap, sadly found nothing else.
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>>539677521
not often enough
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>>539680641
I read this whole thing. Good shit, though it was painful, since you know how it's going to end and it starts at the peak and then it's just a thousand+ years of decline and things getting worse and worse.
One of my favorite anecdotes was about the Locrian colony in southern Italy. There, if one wanted to propose a new law, one stood before the entire assembly with a noose around one's neck. If the assembly voted down your law, you were immediately hanged. REEEEE BAD LAWS KEEP OUT
Also, the Huns made every single crime punishable by death. Very low crime rate. And Atilla found an old rusty sword in a field and said it was proof that he was chosen by the god of war.
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>>539677521
It was a pretty significative entity, especially from the western POV, but in general for the world. Its normal think about it passively, its said that women do not. But I don't believe that.
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>>539680551
The Romans wore pointy crowns? I thought they did the laurel crowns?
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>>539682153
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radiate_crown#Roman_Empire
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>>539682153
Yeah, lot of coins depict the emperors with that same radite one.
The weird thing on my coin, I never found identical one online, always different on the flipside. Mine seems to have Diana or another goddess, sitting on a throne with a shield by her.
All the coins I see online of that same Emperor have different backsides



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