ancient rome

"But my lord, there are no such legions!" Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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"But my lord, there are no such legions!"

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Et Tu, Brute?

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Revolting! Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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Revolting!

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BARBARIANS DID THIS

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"You would have had me crawling on all fours like a beast!" Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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"You would have had me crawling on all fours like a beast!"

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NO ONE GOES ANYWHERE UNTIL THE GODS GET AN ANSWER Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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NO ONE GOES ANYWHERE UNTIL THE GODS GET AN ANSWER

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"I can't believe the plebs are getting behind ANOTHER reformer! Didn't the last twelve reformers we assassinated teach them anything!?" Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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"I can't believe the plebs are getting behind ANOTHER reformer! Didn't the last twelve reformers we assassinated teach them anything!?"

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"FORWARD, my PUGNACIOUS PACHYDERMS" Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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"FORWARD, my PUGNACIOUS PACHYDERMS"

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MY credit! Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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MY credit!

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Never go first when declaring omens Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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Never go first when declaring omens

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Damn good orator, though Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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Damn good orator, though

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The Roman Republic was stubborn af Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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The Roman Republic was stubborn af

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What happens when your population no longer feels like a part of the government Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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What happens when your population no longer feels like a part of the government

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Havok!

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Dicks out for victory Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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"At least it ain't me!" Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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"At least it ain't me!"

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What's the point of secret areas if they're going to be boring? Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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What's the point of secret areas if they're going to be boring?

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Marius Mulus 💪 Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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Marius Mulus 💪

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Average day in the Classical era Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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June, the month of Juno, one of the two mothers of Mars 🙏 Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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June, the month of Juno, one of the two mothers of Mars 🙏

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Loyalty can't be bought, but it does sometimes have a monetary value I just think they're neat

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Loyalty can't be bought, but it does sometimes have a monetary value Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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Loyalty can't be bought, but it does sometimes have a monetary value

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“Peaceful ancient Mediterranean state” is an oxymoron, the difference was a skill issue

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crossposted from https://piefed.social/c/historymemes/p/2148907/peaceful-ancient-mediterranean-state-is-an-oxymoron-the-difference-was-a-skill-issue

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"I might prefer slavery. How many followers you got?" Just having fun

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"I might prefer slavery. How many followers you got?" Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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"I might prefer slavery. How many followers you got?"

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Short and stubby

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Contemptor Divum Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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Contemptor Divum

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PYRRHUS CAN'T HELP YOU Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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PYRRHUS CAN'T HELP YOU

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I'm convinced honestly Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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I'm convinced honestly

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"Two Walls" Caesar Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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"Two Walls" Caesar

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Something to remember the day by! 😊 Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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Something to remember the day by! 😊

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"And the entirety of my kingdom goes to the one I love most dearly... the Roman Republic!" Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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"And the entirety of my kingdom goes to the one I love most dearly... the Roman Republic!"

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Love knows no reason

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The die is cast! Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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The die is cast!

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TRUE wisdom from the Sibylline Texts 😭 Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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TRUE wisdom from the Sibylline Texts 😭

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"Why is everyone a barbarian except for us!?!?" Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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"Why is everyone a barbarian except for us!?!?"

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The Furries will decide your fate Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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The Furries will decide your fate

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Scipio Africanus remains a badass either way 💪 Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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Scipio Africanus remains a badass either way 💪

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"I can't believe the poors would support a horrific creature like you just because they're reduced to slaves in their own homeland!" Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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"I can't believe the poors would support a horrific creature like you just because they're reduced to slaves in their own homeland!"

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Juno a bit unfair ngl Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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Juno a bit unfair ngl

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Dido of Carthage don't fuck around

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BEHOLD. ROMAN PRIDE.

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Amateurs talk tactics, professionals talk strategy Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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Amateurs talk tactics, professionals talk strategy

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Marching 😍 Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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Marching 😍

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Maybe Romulus shouldn't have halved the city's workforce with a shovel, smh

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You seem a cultured forest creature! I hate to kill you... Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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You seem a cultured forest creature! I hate to kill you...

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Shut it down, the barbarians know Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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Shut it down, the barbarians know

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DISDAIN FOR PLEBS

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What Would Julius Do? Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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What Would Julius Do?

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The Gaul of these people is out of control, smh

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BEHOLD! Roman masculinity! Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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BEHOLD! Roman masculinity!

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Irregular reminder that we stan the Bicon Caesar in this house :3 (AnonHistory) Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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Irregular reminder that we stan the Bicon Caesar in this house :3 (AnonHistory)

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Brilliant! Knowing that Hannibal had a pre-set kill limit, the Romans sent wave after wave of their own soldiers against Hannibal until he returned to Carthage! Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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Brilliant! Knowing that Hannibal had a pre-set kill limit, the Romans sent wave after wave of their own soldiers against Hannibal until he returned to Carthage!

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Meet the new Pharaoh, same as the old... Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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Meet the new Pharaoh, same as the old...

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Isn't it weird how ultra-wealthy oligarchs always oppose any attempt to give power or relief to the poor? Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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Isn't it weird how ultra-wealthy oligarchs always oppose any attempt to give power or relief to the poor?

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The difference is the genuine love for the source material

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"Well, what are you waiting for? BUILD ANOTHER!" Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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"Well, what are you waiting for? BUILD ANOTHER!"

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Aeneas of Troy fleeing the city, carrying his elderly father (Bartolomeo Pinelli)

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Italia is truly the promised land, thank the gods for leading us here! 😭🙏 Classical Antiquity (~100 BCE)

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