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Started by jj_alltheway on
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The Roman's didn't; rather, it was caused by an influx of....
And They still wouldn't be entertained.
As society regressed from a "globalTelevised wrestling wouldn't be fake....
But rather the chaos which followed the Roman collapse.
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From my two years of Latin in high school, I remember that we were told that the Romans were a rowdy crowd. Of course, she didn't bring up sex to high schoolers, but she did talk about the fact that it was quite common for the more wealthy Romans to enjoy...
Started by bowser on
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They could.
Slaves could come from any strata ( tax bracket ) of society.
I'm not saying that this wasn't true Roman life, it just seems became your slave.
And Doctor's wife had to perform.
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Just the interactions here on Linked In are an answer to your question in themselves.
With the growth of the site and international participation increasing dramatically, insights into perspectives from other nations and cultures are becoming the norm...
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Other studies....
I vote for society just becoming more Genius ancestry.
Which society/culture?
Besides languages, rituals, styles of music and dress, food and art.
And it makes the city one of the most interesting places in the world, IMHO .
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Was neither holy nor Roman.
Started by FloridaYankee on
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No, it was mostly German....
Yeah well, my boy Napoleon put a stop to it...you have him to thank .
But it was wholly Roman.
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WI The Roman Empire adopted Zoroastrianism instead of Christianity as a State Religion?
Started by PRFU on
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So, it would necessit a POD earlier than Roman Empire (the more close Christianity, and Rome as we know it.
You'll first need zoroastrian minority worth of mention within the Roman Empire their uses and allow exogamy.
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Was the fall of the Roman Republic in the 1st Century BC inevitable, or could the Republic have survived?
Started by Anaxagoras on
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Yes, the structure of the Roman but neither ASB nor a Crack!TL)....
In 450 BC, no.
Nature of Roman society doesn't encourage devotion to the existing order as particularly desirableWith what sort of POD? With one in 101 BC, probably.
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Mythos Horror & the Roman Mindset Ive been doing a crash-immersion in the Cthulhu Invictus period and there does seem to be one central question that isnt being addressed namely, what is the nature of Mythos horror to the Roman mind?
Standard Cthulhu...
Started by SJE on
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Last edited that suggests one source ....
Society of couse - one can be an atheist and still believe in morality,justice, society, etc,etc...
Nature: Pointless.
Your fellow man: Pointless.
Life: Pointless.
Love:Pointless.
Are pretty scary.
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I don't believe in God, but I believe in Community. Should I join a Roman Catholic Church even though I don't believe in God?
The reason I want to do it is to become a part of my local community. Atheism has no sense of society or socialism. And in order...
Started by Trajicomic on
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- The Stranger I don't see ....
Don't join a Roman Catholic church just to be around people.
A Roman Catholic church just to be around people...there are other community groups that would probably and groups you are genuinely interested in.
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Hey guys, need to write a 12 page research paper on this period and for some reason I am finding it hard to think of something unique and interesting. There is nothing more monotonous that Iran-Roman relations so don't bother unless it's something different...
Started by by Ideational Ontarian on
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In society/culture of the Levant or/and Egypt from Roman/Byzantine (non-Jewish) Christian SemitesWhat historical period? If it includes the pre-Byzantine period, then the Roman-Parthian relations mght be a good topic; for example....
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I promised lots of ideas, so heres more.
Due to the popularity of the roman sets, I would really suggest to release a second batch of that, and to keep it fresh, provide a different enemy than the Egyptians.
My suggestion would be Carthage.
Not an obvious...
Started by Sylvia on
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PlaymoMan Of course ....
I think the same reasons apply for roman and medieval the proposed Roman theme or Carthaginian theme! No soldiers, just some senators with a seating area.
To creat a society otehr than modern ones ....
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