Gaius Paulinus Maximus

Mr Burns from the Simpsons??? C'mon I'm right aren't I???

Here's a few sites that should be of help to you..... http://jefferson.village.virginia.edu/waters/first.html http://ancienthistory.about.com/library/bl...afmaps.htm#map1 http://www.archeoroma.com/gli_acquedotti.htm The first one is by far the best.

TiVo ????? Please explain!

If you think those measly things you mention are all that we are after than you are more foolish than I thought!

Q Caecilius Mettellus Cornelianus Scipio ???

Lucullus?????

Nice site Cecil, very clever. I Paticularly liked the video clip of the Colloseum. It's like an updated version of this site.......... http://www.maquettes-historiques.net/P5.html

Might it be Nero??? Well he did (supposedly) fiddle while Rome burned??

Hi Flavia, The sets look fantastic, when's season two due to be shown? I'm getting fed up of telling my little girl that I don't know when it's on again!!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY AUGUSTA !!! Hope you have a great day and an even better night Am I right in thinking that your soon to depart for a birthday visit to Roma??

HAPPY BIRTHDAY LONGBOW !!!!! Have a good one, drink and be merry!

Nope (Check your PM's) Check your PM's???????? What's going on G-Man???? Giving away secret clues are we???

Well you can count me in again, I was looking forward to the last meet but alas it wasn't meant to be. So lets just make sure we make this one a success. As far as the dates go I'm OK so far, I'm planning to go away at some stage during the school holidays, but if we get a definite date sorted then I can always plan around it. I think the plans we had for the meet that never was were pretty good, i.e. I liked the look of Jesmond for a base, the hotel seemed spot on and reasonably priced, the meet with the re-enactment group would have been excellent and so on, so if we can go down the same route again then I'm sure it'll be a rip roaring success, and we might even get some sunshine as well!!

Correct! The legendary founder of the republic C'mon then Asclepiades give us a really challenging one!

Sorry mate, try again.

Ok then who's this?

Could it be Gnaeus Domitius Corbulo??

Others can put it in a museum if they want. We just get on with it. You tell 'em A.D.! While we're on this subject, Cecil can you still get me the DVD's you promised me last week??

He'll probably say Agrippina.......again!

A warm welcome to you Praebitorae, Welcome on board, pay no attention to the bumbling GO, dementia is setting in I think!

An entire country against a tribe from northern Brittania???? That's my kind of odds, bring it on

She shoots she scores! Well done Augusta! Your turn. Feel free to join in anytime Cecil

Hey I'm getting pretty good at this.....C'mon Cecil keep up old boy!! This lady was reputed to be ugly in the extreme due to an unknown deformity. She doesn't look that bad to me... I've seen worse!

Salve, Amici. Certainly not. I think the depicted equines are onagers. From Wiki..... Onagers are a little larger than donkeys at about 290 kg and 2.1 metres (head-body length), and are a little more horse-like. They are short-legged compared to horses, and their coloring varies depending on the season. They are generally reddish-brown in color during the summer, becoming yellowish-brown in the winter months. They have a black stripe bordered in white that extends down the middle of the back. They are notoriously untameable. Equids were used in ancient Sumer to pull wagons circa 2600 BC, and then chariots on the Standard of Ur, circa 2000 BC. These have been suggested to represent Onagers, but are now thought to have been domestic asses. Similar to the ones depicted by JP, apart from there's no mane on these guy's and their ears are slightly longer.

WOW 1 million visitors!!!! That's pretty impressive, just goes to show what an amazing site we have going here, and it sounds like it's just going to go from strength to strength. I'm sure most of the regulars around here wouldn't mind chipping in to keep the site up and running to it's maximum potential.