FLavius Valerius Constantinus

You do realize that your sentence makes no sense at all. The queen of peace______ towards us in peace. Sorry I have no idea what tunda means, I don't think its even a latin word. If you know it, all you have to put what its english word is in. If its a verb it might be a participle or....Is this your homework? And heres what you requested Neos Dionysos: "Four men"----> Quattuor viri ( Quattuor is indeclinable) "May the four lead us to salvation and victory"---> Quattor (viri) nos salvationi et victoriae ducunt. I'm not sure about the verb because of the May part, it might be ducent to imply future action or its just implied. "The four have spoken and given there judgement"---> Quattor loquerunt et suos arbitrium dederunt.

Just wondering, what kind of cup or bowl might have Jesus dranked out of?

Uhm, isn't the mafia synonymous with Sicily? The only reason why Europeans didn't eat tomatoes at all because they thought it tasted weird, plus its from the nightshade family, sounds ominous.

Hog dogs with cheese poured over is not bad, but the broccoli is not so good. Well actually theres nothing wrong with you made right there. The only worse you make it is add cherry peppers. (one of the hottest peppers in the world.)

Whats the logic behind passing the drinking bowl clockwise. By the way, did the bowl look more like a plate, when did drinking from your own cup come into fashion?

I use to be Equestrian, but ever since Viggen did that re-sytem group thing, I became a slave then pleb. Seriously, I will redeem myself at anything just to be equestrian. Note: not selfishlessness Becoming a tribune would be cool, but then, I must not defy and incur the wrath of the triumvirate

How does salt preserve things for that long and how tough is acacia wood in comparison to redwood?

Your joking right, seriously. I suppose its a common theme in the fall of any great empire. The rich and fortunate abuse the public, the public start up a rebellion only to be drenched in their own blood(not always the case) because they were not strong enough yet to bring down an empire, but the hatred last only to truely implode one day that will bring demise to everyone part of the infrastructure. Note: that was 100% opinion, nothing to be considered.

Wow, those two sites are certainly cool.

But the Parthenon is absolutely a great monument, you should add it to the list along with the other Great Wonders. Would the Hadrian wall be considered a monument figuratively?

I regard it as a myth that possibly never happened. Just Hellenistic influences of Augustus time. But it might be true. Correct me anyone?

The Parthenon the is the one based in Greece that is devoted to Zeus. The Pantheon, I think you mistakenly forgotten but no harm, is the one in Rome that is dedicated to all the main Roman Gods.

The Virgin Mary is the living shrine of the Word of God, the Ark of the New and Eternal Covenant. In fact, Saint Luke

Well, at least I am first on the list

Actually, you might be wrong about the Shroud of Turin, due to new studies. The evidence is that its indescisive to say what period the Shroud is from due to contamination(Note: even science was not that exact during the 90s) of that one main experiment and other unfortunate things done on the Shroud. One scientist whom took enough frabric material before that experiment recently carbon-dated and it happened to fall in Jesus' time period. Really, its indescisive.

Uh, how about the Spear of Longinus, the real one. I even believe the myth that whoever wields this weapon of God, will be invincible. I even believe the Nazi myth that they had the Spear for awhile and when they lost it, they lost the war. Yes, superstitions.

Holy Mother, those columns are massives. But I still would keep my answer, well those columns are huge, but nothing that the Romans can build.

The Rosetta stone, otherwise, European scholars these days would no clue as in how to read Egyptian. By our luck, some guy decided to engraved the thing in Latin, Greek, and Egyptian.

I definitely know Eric the Red made it to America, but due to the hardships they endured which their work gained them nothing, the New World fell in disfavor. As for the Classical cultures, its not hard to believe that someone by chance found America, most probably from being changed courses due to Atlantic storms.

What is the hyperstile? But I would say the Sistine Chapel, because of the tombs that lie beneaths it. But from your choices, the Hagia Sophia.

Well you can't see it except that the only person who has the ability is the Arks of the Covenant's only sole caretaker who actually lives his whole life in that little space of land surrounded by a fence, I even doubt he's even look at the ten commandments. By God, I mean this guy cares it 24/7. There is such a item, but the indentity of it as the Ark of the Covenant can't be confirmed because the Ehiopians won't allow us to examine it.

The tomb of Timuchin will be eventually found in the future thanks to advancements in technology. But the works of Aristotle will never be recovered unless we have time-travel technology or by God, we'll struck jackpot by chance of find other surviving works. I nominate the works of Aristotle.

I'm young, so what do you mean by that?