Roman Persian wars are one of the longest lasting conflicts in history1yr ⋅ satt32 ⋅ r/RoughRomanMemes
The Iliad was the most popular book in antiquity making up to a quarter of all Roman texts8mo ⋅ aprufro ⋅ r/RoughRomanMemes
And there goes the 20% of adult roman population aged between 20 and 503yr ⋅ mcflymikes ⋅ r/RoughRomanMemes
Most empires only fall once. Rome was simply built different.1yr ⋅ ThePrimalEarth7734 ⋅ r/RoughRomanMemes
Byzantium had some insane border gore for like it's entire existence.1yr ⋅ ThePrimalEarth7734 ⋅ r/RoughRomanMemes
Nice legions you got. It would be a shame if my Germanic people destroyed them.3mo ⋅ APC2_19 ⋅ r/RoughRomanMemes
Emperor Sopranus. He just never had the makings of a varsity Caesar!3yr ⋅ CompetitiveMouse2 ⋅ r/RoughRomanMemes
Imagine wanting to restore the empire when you can't hunt a single whale1yr ⋅ Dolmande ⋅ r/RoughRomanMemes
Julius Caesar actually Convinced the 10th Legion out of Mutiny by Leaving the camp after Referring to them as mere Civilians1yr ⋅ The_Cheese_Touch ⋅ r/RoughRomanMemes
If you could come here and taste the Black Sea fish, then you would not judge me3mo ⋅ Thefunder1 ⋅ r/RoughRomanMemes
They just kept naming themselves after him because he was that good1yr ⋅ testudos101 ⋅ r/RoughRomanMemes
it feels a lot like a lie when reading Plutarch, it is just a bit too convenient.1yr ⋅ chiefman117 ⋅ r/RoughRomanMemes
You make some good points about the need for agrarian reform, Gracchus, but have you considered this? *grabs chair leg*3mo ⋅ TwoPercentTokes ⋅ r/RoughRomanMemes
Those guys walked 400km in just a week to fight a decisive battle.2yr ⋅ mcflymikes ⋅ r/RoughRomanMemes
