Antiochus of Seleucia

http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearc...RD=Rome&z=y Just to inform the masses that books on Rome are now extremely inexpensive! First on the list is a $50 book, now $7.99!

Hasty Pudding

While I was reading up on some various topics... Trade goods page: "so allot" - so a lot - Some were rare, some expensive, and some were used everyday. What they all had in common was that they were an integral part of the Roman Economy. or - Some were rare, some expensive, and some were used every day. What all of them had in common was that they were an integral part of the Roman Economy. Tax Page, end of first paragraph. difficult task at best? Roman Lituerature: What's the latin term for editor?

Hah! Type "antiochus of seleucia" into google and the first link is to my profile!

Ahh, thanks.

The farmer probabley isn't too thrilled that he will have them blasted tourists in his field! Nice pic.

What were the requirements to get a triumphal arch?

A snowboarder can rupture the distal biceps tendon if he or she uses the arm to try to break a fall during a turn.

Flies?

Lol. I'm sorry Primus, but I find the smallest of things.... Navy Page: Insert a "to" between corvus and accomodate. Cheers.

Then you have to go to FontFreaks.com

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No problem. Welcome to the board!

"He who is smart enough not to enter politics is punished by being ruled by those dumber than him" - Plato

First, I'd like to point out, there is an American Communist party. They will never stand a chance though. Communism can literally turn a mideaval country like pre-WWII Russia into a world superpower. However, as we all have seen, it only lasts so long before it evolves into a mix of capitalism and communism. I'm not sure the Soviets really made third world countries any better despite giving away tractors... there are now millions of post-soviet AK-47 and RPGs available to the weak governments of these 3rd world nations for dirt cheap. Factions in these countries destroy each other and hurt the population as they vie for power. Many people who have dreamed of living in a communist country go to one and end up hating it. (Lee Harvey Oswald for one example.) I am not for communism, but I wish to someday study the history of various societies such as the Soviets. As for shutting up about our "Democracy," I know that right now it isn't perfect, but at least we have a chance of changing it without shedding blood. It's just a matter of the masses doing something about it.

Oh silly me. I've heard of these before, just never heard of them as "barrel" vaults. If you didn't read the article, a barrel vault, or more commonly known as a vaulted ceiling, is just a series of arches placed one after the other to make a ceiling/room.

Let's hope it's not an "omg this is too ridiculous" week.

I agree with ya, the equites were prestigious, but there is a difference between prestige and effectiveness. Ditto. Also, there are only so many nobles.

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That settles it! I'm driving over! Gimme an address and I'll be there for lunch. I'll take a sandwich!

This is what we got so far: http://dmoz.org/Society/History/By_Time_Period/Ancient/Rome/ http://penelope.uchicago.edu/Thayer/E/Roman/home.html http://www.teacheroz.com/romans.htm http://www.cit.gu.edu.au/~s285238/Roman/RomanEmpire.html http://intranet.dalton.org/groups/rome/RMAPS.html http://Livius.org http://roman-britain.org http://www.roman-empire.net http://users.pandora.be/herman.lauvrys/authors.htm With these, the triumviri should make a page to display these somewhere. With additional links posted here, the page could be updated easily if someone finds a really cool site.

"How hard someone will fight over a piece of ribbon." - Napolean Things are still the same as they were 2000 years ago.

Wow. I really wan't to ask about the oven. Anyways, where do you work? A gas station that makes pizza? I'm gunna drive over there!