When the Judaeans don't pay their taxes to the Publicani, violence occurs:5yr ⋅ slapnut1207 ⋅ r/spqrposting
Shelving books when I found an entire book of poetry about Carthage. Who knew?5yr ⋅ gnome_idea_what ⋅ r/spqrposting
Current status on the war: we are cornered, but we won such a battle before!4yr ⋅ cabaaa ⋅ r/spqrposting
But Charlemagne didn't speak classical latin and hadn't a Senate. Dude, Byzantines spoke Greek and had an absolute monarchy2yr ⋅ Somedvde ⋅ r/spqrposting
Cicero firing his arguments at Catiline in the Roman Senate (63 BC, colorized)5yr ⋅ cabaaa ⋅ r/spqrposting
The idea that the fall of the West somehow resulted in economic prosperity and huge leaps in technology is absolutely baffling to me.3yr ⋅ Terrariola ⋅ r/spqrposting
Current status on the war II: The war will end in 2 hours at 12am CEST / 6pm EST. You can still post memes in all participating subs until then!4yr ⋅ cabaaa ⋅ r/spqrposting
Petition to commandeer the Turkish flag in r/place and make it the SPQR flag2yr ⋅ warLOCK264 ⋅ r/spqrposting
red and yellow, red and yellow, red and yellow, red and yellow, red and yellow5yr ⋅ cabaaa ⋅ r/spqrposting
Lepidus watches as Antony and Octavian devide up the Roman world between them (42 BCE, colorized)5yr ⋅ cabaaa ⋅ r/spqrposting
Actually reading shit like Happy Ides of March. Today we remember the greatest Roman who ever lived and the hero of the people.5yr ⋅ Ollimannn ⋅ r/spqrposting
Within moments, all senators, including Brutus, were brutally striking out at Julius Caesar. (44 BC, colorized)5yr ⋅ cabaaa ⋅ r/spqrposting
