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Zeke

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  1. yeah thats what so strange about it..legend says he could speak to every single man in his army and play back his life eaisly because he had the best memory. Zeke
  2. Every culture has a "proper" way to fight. Did the Romans use Matrial art systems when fighting? If did what was some tequniues and such? Sorry about spelling, Zeke
  3. lol......Mitaradies is it true that he could speak 25 different launguages? And name every man in his army?? I heard he had a very very good memory. Zeke
  4. Sure lets see it......I love poetry Zeke
  5. I saw it today.....it was wonderful. 10/10 ! Zeke
  6. Ok Oligarchies don't nessarially have to be rich (The Communist Parties). But in a way the statment is true most societies are rules by either a dictator or a group of people with the most influenece. I could say Athens was not an Oligarchy but it was. Though the direct Democracy concept allowed any free man to run for office? And it futher limited the power of the rich in Athens. Zeke Zeke
  7. Have you noticed all societies are Oligarchies, or at least decend into them latter. Most countries are dominated by rich people, who ever holds the most cash and are the most popular rule society and the culture. Sure we have a Democracy where people vote but I bet my life on it that somewhere each day someone in the World bribes a judge or is above the law because they are part of an Oligarchy of infuential rich people. Here are the important questions to ask yourself, 1. Do you believe all societies will evedenually become Oligarchies (Rule by a small group of men and woman with the most power and wealth) 2. Do you think the United States is becoming an Oligarchy/is an Oligarchy??? 3. Do you think that the Oligarchies will always become dictatorships like they did in the fall of the Roman Republic??? Intresting quote to think about as well, "This how liberty dies, with thunderous applause!" ZEKE
  8. I don't like the idea of Caeser destroying the Republic, yet if he would have marched on Rome I would have been one of the idiots to wave my hands in the air and shout in the streets of Rome, "Hail Caeser" because I am a fallower of great men. So I would support the Republic yet I would be on Caeser's side lol. So I put not sure. Zeke
  9. My favorite Characters are Han Solo and Obi Wan Kenobi. I hated the whole Skywaker Family (Their plain annyoing) Zeke
  10. Zeke

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    I don't think it could have been 25 million.....maybe 100,000 at the most there wasn't that many people at the time lol Zeke
  11. To add.... the Military was a good way to move up in the political ranks to get more wealth and power. There that word again "Wealth" Roman society must have been hevily influenced by money. Zeke
  12. I think I would have been Celt back in the day, just because I am fiercly loyal to my family name. I believe that the Romans were so miltiristic because they were called on by the state, it was basically a draft and people went along with it because you got paid. The Romans were like anyone in America today, greedy for money so they will do anything for money. I think Roman motivation to go to war was because they HAD to and they wanted the MONEY. Zeke
  13. Yeah I believe we went over this like 20 pots ago! But I am between Aurelian or Caeser. Zeke
  14. Hell yes, going to be the first person in line Early that morrning! Zeke
  15. Well......Commodus was preety despotic I heard. Anyone whp spoke his name in a bad way was killed immeditatly by Imperial order, he didn't really help the goverment much either. Zeke
  16. Thats a good question......I heard that the ranks were named after animals..... Raven, Fox, Bull, Snake..... I think those are some. I would assume that a member would be introduced to the religion by soliders who were friends. Zeke
  17. Televangelist You are 42% Rational, 85% Extroverted, 0% Brutal, and 85% Arrogant. As the Lord as my witness, I swear upon the good book that you are indeed the TELEVANGELIST! Characterized by extreme arrogance, self-assurance, and extroversion, you would make a very charismatic leader (or a very despotic one). On top of that, you are also more intuitive than rational, predisposing you to a more spiritual or emotional outlook on life. Thus, you are thoroughly irrational. You also tend to be rather gentle and considerate of others' feelings. Clearly, you would make the perfect televangelist. Emotional, extroverted, arrogant, and gentle, you annoy the hell out of people who have to listen to the feel-good, intuitive ***** spewing from your mouth. Not only that, but people may look down on you as a self-centered asshat. So while you are gentle and genuinely care about others, it is quite clear that you still care about yourself MORE. Why is your personality flawed? Because you are too damned extroverted, emotional, and arrogant. So preach your irrational message, brotha-man! I assure you, no one will be listening! To put it less negatively: 1. You are more INTUITIVE than rational. 2. You are more EXTROVERTED than introverted. 3. You are more GENTLE than brutal. 4. You are more ARROGANT than humble. Compatibility: Your exact opposite is the Spiteful Loner. Other personalities you would probably get along with are the Hippie, the Starving Artist and the Robot. * * WOW!......lol its preety acurate, I am preety arrogant. lol Zeke
  18. [email protected] All of you please feel free to say Hi so we can discuss Rome together. Zeke
  19. Ovid was my favorite.... Now stands my task accomplished, such as not the wrath of Jove, nor fire, nor sword, now the devoring ages can destroy. Let when it will the day that lay no claim but to my mortal body end the span of my uncertain years. Yet all be born again, the finer part of me, abouve the stars, imortal, and my name shall never die. Whether through lands beneth her sway, the might of Rome extends....my words shall be upon the lips of men. If truth be esabalished by poetic prophecy my name shall live for all eternity. -Ovid's last line in his book Metamorphoses.
  20. Well what about the palaces??? THose vast monsters how high were there??? Zeke
  21. Octavian limited the buliding of all apartments in Rome to five stories to pervent fire. Zeke
  22. That is what I like about the Romans the most, their liberal view to assimilate people to make them part of the glorious empire that rulled the land. Zeke
  23. I love how Ursus does that! And their foundation mythology may have truth in several tribes coming together to populate the seven hills. He takes no side. Zeke
  24. Well yes with the defeat of its only serious rival Carthage, Rome gained control of the bread basket in Africa and all of the Carthgian holdings of Spain. The Punic Wars was such a cololasol event of the time that even today were talk about it as the turning point of Roman History! Zeke
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