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Yup, it is Caesar's Legion: The Epic Saga of Julius Caesar's Elite Tenth Legion and the Armies of Rome , he actually wrote another one about Caesar`s Legion, Cleopatra's Kidnappers: How Caesars Sixth Legion Gave Egypt to Rome and Rome to Caesar... cheers viggen

hey, that was an interesting entry!

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There are some fine books coming up in october... Mark Antony's Heroes: How the Third Gallica Legion Saved an Apostle and Created an Emperor The Roman World of Cicero's De Oratore Persians (Peoples of Asia) Julia Domna Syrian Empress (Women of the Ancient World) Pliny's Catalogue of Culture: Art and Empire in the Natural History Spirits of the Dead: Roman Funerary Commemoration in Western Europe The Gallic War (Thrift Edition) Christian Persecution, Martyrdom, and Orthodoxy Belisarius: The First Shall Be Last News and Frontier Consciousness in the Late Roman Empire Invention of Ancient Slavery Invention of Ancient Slavery I also updated the bestselling books section on Unrv.com...

Another review has been completed for our Roman Books section, thanks to community member Antiochus. Dubbed

Dominus vobiscum and the Latin Mass are making a comeback. The traditional Mass in the ancient language that once mesmerized Catholics and mystified non-Catholics may be easier to find on a Sunday morning under a ruling expected soon from Pope Benedict XVI. The pope's "indult" would allow the Tridentine Mass, as the Latin Mass is called, to be celebrated without special permission. via Palm Beach Post cheers viggen

I like the Discovery headline much better Steamy Pompeii Brothel Opens for Tourism

I hate spellchecks. I always avoid them or disable them. Does anyone else agree with me? When those little red lines come up I find myself saying either I knew that already! I was just going to change it! Don't interfere! or You're wrong! You don't understand. I really mean this! I suppose the answer is that I suffer from a severe form of hubris. hehe, remember not everyone here is a grammar guru or linguist! cheers viggen

Another review has been completed for our Roman Books section, thanks to community member Favonius Cornelius. Over the years I

Actually he is not a moderator but one of the "three kings" of Unrv.com! Happy Happy Mr. Coder! cheers viggen

Yes, very nice, for all that don`t use Firefox, there is a spellchecker integrated in the forum. You can read at my blog how to set it up

a search engine that searches code snippets...

...you mean in a star trek kinda way

A "Tower of Babel" device that gives the illusion of being bilingual is being developed by US scientists. Users simply have to silently mouth a word in their own language for it to be translated and read out in another... via BBC Now that would be a neat gadget if it should work... cheers viggen

hehe, i will try not to get thirsty Andrew! btw. another feature of this beer i havent mentioned, is that no extra sparkle is added, all natural, so it is not so fizzy then a normal beer and has a more rounded taste. Vollmond (Luna) is the name because it is only brewed at full moon... cheers viggen

@docoflove1974 Luna,Purezza and Rossa are italian (well i guess you knew that ) Luna -> Vollmondbr

Another review has been completed for our Roman Books section, thanks to community member Divi Filius.

Yes, there are several threads about his work, we even had the chance to make an interview with him http://www.unrv.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=4025 cheers viggen

...remember everyone in the USA was at one point an immigrant... ...wasn`t the Irish (in the eyes of the US citizens) the scum of the earth just a hundred and fifty years ago? For more info on the wave of Irish immigration there is an interesting book available How the Irish Became White ...about Europe, don`t worry, we survived the last 3000 years and are doing just fine, we have our ups and downs, but created the western civilzation in the process, and don`t forget YOU Mr. NorthAmerica are an offspring of Europe... cheers viggen

http://www.lavabraeu.at/exportdeutsch/sorten.htm The beer for the connoisseur from Austria, All the beers are not carbonated but use only own natural gas. All brewed by strict bio regulations from Austria. The left one Rossa is made only of biological grown malt (dark beer). The middle one Purezza, is MET (honey brew) and the right one (cool touch i believe) Luna is only brewed at full moon... cheers viggen <advertising>My ount happens to be the distributor of this beer, so if anyone is interested, let me know</advertising>

The remains of a 2000-year-old city have been discovered under Inverness and it is being hailed as one of the most important recent discoveries in Scotland. The find near Inverness Royal Academy was uncovered by a team who spent almost a year excavating the remains of seven large roundhouses and almost a dozen iron kilns. full article at Inverness Courier

Further well-preserved remains of Colchester's Roman chariot racetrack have been discovered by archaeologists working on the town's garrison redevelopment. Experts have uncovered an intact piece of the Roman Circus's wall foundation beneath Napier Road, to the South of Flagstaff Road in Colchester. full article at EADT

The ancient city of Hadrianoupolis, located in the Black Sea province of Karab

Excavations in the Harran district of Şanlıurfa have uncovered a stamp dating back to 4,000-5,000 B.C., said the excavation leader on Saturday, reported the Anatolia news agency. Harran excavation team leader Nurettin Yardımcı said the excavations have been ongoing since 1983 and that recent work in the area has focused on the Harran tumulus and Ulu Cami as well as the Neolithic settlement of Tellidris. full article at Turkish Daily News

One of the most beautiful and infamous treasure hoards of the 20th century, 14 pieces of Roman-era silver of staggering quality, will resurface today on display in London, to the consternation of leading archaeologists who regard it as archaeological loot. Although Bonhams auction house, which will display the Sevso Hoard, insists no sale is planned, the Marquess of Northampton who bought the silver for an undisclosed sum in the 1980s recently said he "hopes" the silver will be sold, and that it has "cursed" his family. It now belongs to a trust he founded. full article at the Guardian