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@SwannMarcus89
The fact you dont think everything that happened in past can explain what and why things are happening now is concerning
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@AuthorKimberley
When you use words when you clearly don't understand their meanings, it diminishes the power of the word.
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@reevesjw
@anneapplebaum
His home was Virigina. Only thing he cared about was not being a traitor to his people, which is why he chose the south.
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Jan 23rd, 76 AD
On this day in Roman History, Hadrian was born!
1. Introduction: Early Life and Background of Emperor Hadrian
Emperor Hadrian, born Publius Aelius Hadrianus, was a significant figure in Roman history, known for his remarkable reign and contributions to the
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Jan 22nd, 304 AD
On this day in Roman History Vincent of Saragossa is killed.
1. Introduction: Vincent of Saragossa - A Brief Overview
Vincent of Saragossa, also known as St. Vincent, stands as one of the most renowned martyrs of the early Christian Church. Born in Huesca,
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May 22nd
Emperor Constantine the Great died in Nicomedia. The corpse was brought to Constantinople and placed in a sarcophagus in the Church of the Holy Apostles.
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Dec 14th 27 BC
THE ROMAN EMPIRE BEGINS
Gaius Julius Caesar Octavianus, commonly known as Augustus, was bestowed with the honorific title of Augustus by a decree of the Senate. This momentous event took place in 27 BCE, marking a crucial turning point in Roman history. With
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@souljagoytellem
seems like most liberals didn't have many friends in high school. Its almost as if they make this their identity so that can finally fit in and have fake online friends.
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Jan 9th, 400 AD
On this day in Roman History Aelia Eudoxja, wife of the Roman emperor Arcadius, received the title of Augusta
1. Introduction: Aelia Eudoxja and her significance in Roman history
Aelia Eudoxja, the wife of the Roman emperor Arcadius, holds a significant place
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Feb 13th, 389 BC
On this day in Roman history the Roman commander Marcus Furius Camillus took a triumphal trip to Rome after defeating Volsci, Aequi and Etruscans and rebounded everything that was plundered by the Gaul.
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Jan 30th, 58 BC
On this day Livia Drusilla was born
1. Introduction
Unveiling the Life of Livia Drusilla
Livia Drusilla, a prominent figure in ancient Rome, holds a captivating and influential place in history as the wife of Emperor Augustus and the first Empress of Rome. Born
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Dec 15th
On this day the festival of Consualia was performed. It was an ancient Roman festival held on December 15th & August 21st to honor the god Consus, who was associated with grain storage and protecting harvests.
Celebrated during the winter solstice period, it marked
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@RomeInTheEast
Seems a stretch to think that having a lot of gold means you are civilized and thats why he wanted a new painting...
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Feb 19th, 365 AD
On this day in Roman History emperor Constantius II issued a decree closing all pagan temples in the Roman Empire.
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March 27th
The legendary Cleopatra VII Thea Philopator, aided by her Roman lover Julius Caesar, was reinstated as coruler of Egypt (with her brother Ptolemy XIV) this day in 47 BC following a civil war with her brother Ptolemy XIII.
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Dec 22nd 244 AD
On this day in Roman History, Diocletian was born!
1. Introduction: Early Life and Background of Emperor Diocletian
Emperor Diocletian, born as Diocles, was a prominent figure in Roman history whose reign marked a definitive era of change and transformation.
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@meanunclejack
Hopefully no one takes you up on your offer. I think you need help.
God bless whoever works with this guy
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Dec 19, 2023
On this day in Roman history Caesar of the East, Licinius resigned from the Roman throne
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Licinius, an influential figure in the Roman Empire during the 4th century AD, served as Caesar of the East, governing over a vast region that
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May 23rd
Tubilustrium was celebrated (also on March 23). It was a festival of musicians, in honor of Vulcan, responsible for the process of producing trumpets, during which trumpets used most often during public and religious ceremonies were blessed.
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Jan 16th, 27 BC
On this day the Senate granted Octavian with the title Augustus.
Introduction: Octavian's Rise to Power
Octavian, the grandnephew and adopted son of Julius Caesar, played a pivotal role in shaping the course of the Roman Empire. After the brutal assassination
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@consciousphilos
Dang it....i guess ill go ask another dissident rightist i follow bc you are not radicalizing me fast enough
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Dec 8th 65 BC
Horace, a Roman poet, was born. Horace’s work is considered to be the crowning achievement of the Augustan Age and has had a significant impact on European poetry.
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Jan 5th, 62 AD
On this day an earthquake caused damage to Pompeii
1. Introduction: Overview of the Pompeii earthquake and its impact
The city of Pompeii, renowned for its well-preserved ancient ruins, fell victim to a devastating earthquake that shook the region with immense
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March 29
Emperor Caligula entered Rome 37 AD. After a promising start by allowing the expatriates to come back to Rome, canceling the trials for lese majesty, publishing the state budget, finishing the construction of the Temple of Augustus and organizing wonderful games.
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@CTOTHELOS77
Not sure why this popped on my timeline but thank you elon. After that please play Faint
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Dec 7th 43 BCE
Cicero died, a Roman politician (supporter of the optimates), orator, philosopher. Murdered along with his brother Quintus on the order of Antony, who this way got his revenge for the Philippics on Cicero.
“I will die for the homeland that I have so often saved”
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Feb 27th
On this day in Roman History, Feralia was celebrated, a festival in honor of the ghosts of the dead ancestors.
According to legend, during one of the wars, Feralia was forgotten. Because of that, the city suffered a plague, and the souls of the dead were on the
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