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#pompey
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guys pompey was having an episode and deactivated his blog we're trying to talk him down on discord rn but please no one steal his old url he can't take another hit
i think we should execute them en masse
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Sulla, Crassus, in the aftermath of the battle of Colline Gate, surrounded by bodies who can act as a witness.
It's. something?? about Crassus pushing forward through everything and grabbing victory in his teeth, and the kind of power dynamics that cut through you in spite of it. the awareness that you've given someone everything and they might want to dig their fingers into the gore of your body to see what else you'll give up.
Sulla: The Last Republican, Arthur Keaveney
Rome, Blood & Power, Gareth C Sampson
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@luciuscorneliussulla do you remember when we were here together. it was so long ago </3
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Booping on rome-blr is interesting. Yes, absolutely, I will boop [REDACTED] sextus pompey and cato minor and marcus licinius crassus and pompeius magnus.
No I will not boop Cicero.
i can only assume gaius ateius capito is behind whatever 'evil' nonsense is happening here
Good day, senator! How do you fare?
salvete! i am doing quite well! as you might already know, the anniversary of @luciuscorneliussulla 's battle at the porta collina is coming up, and im looking forward to reminiscing with him about it :)
if she's your girl why is she fucking my friend gaius
girl my infantrys
my penis is not a fucking crossbow
Gives you a McDonald's sprite
what is that
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Here are another two for the 27th and 28th of Classicstober, with Menander I Soter, one of the greatest Indo-Greek Kings, and Marcus Licinius Crassus, "the richest man in Rome".
Sometimes I wish I could spend more time on these, but I've been working on other things too in the background.
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#ClassicsTober24 Day 28. Crassus
Picked by Alexandra Sills, Ancient Historian, Working Classicist of the Year 2023