The Republic's first order of business: should /rome/ cover both the western and eastern (byzantine) Roman Empire, or should we allow Byzantine to be is own general?
>board exists for literally less than an hour
>it already has generals
Pure cancer. Stop this.
>>663
Just had to make a fucking general.
>>663
Byzantine is a creation of the Germans to pretend like their Holy "Roman" Empire was one and undermine the real Romans. At no point in their history have the Western Romans called themselves Byzantines. The fact that modern Greek called hemselves Ellenes again instead of Romans is also a relatively recent thing. Where Ellene(Greek) had a pagan connotation but Roman had a Christian one.
>>663
>Republic
>>905
I blame Heraclitus.
Western > Byzantine
>Republic
>>663
>Ancient Rome General
>General
Fuck off, only create generals if it absolutely warrants it.
>>870
JIDF pls go
>>944
factually incorrect
Byzantine = Roman Empire
There shall be no separation
The WRE and the ERE were not exactly separate entities
>>1111
first quads in history confirm
>>1111
second
>>1111
quadsimus maximus
>>1112
All the worst boards are littered with generals.
Generals devolve very quickly to tripfag circlejerks.
They limit the variety on other threads and clutter the catalog.
Generals are the worst thing to have happened to this website in the last 5 years, which is really saying something.
>>1111
Congrats on the first quads anon
>>1111
wew lad
fuck byzantine
>>1112
The board is new, why the fuck do you need a general. Do you want to make a continues thread every fucking day about Roman history? Nigga this ain't /vg/. Don't need a general to circle jerk.
>>663
/rome/ should cover the kingdom of the rome, the republic, western, eastern and holy empires and so on. There's not going to be enough traffick to warrant split generals and they're all so linked it makes sense to keep it together in one thread.
baka desu senpai
Rome died after Hadrian. One or two exceptions, but it's all shit from then on.
>>1
>>11
>>111
>>1111
WHEN WILL IT END.
IT MUST END.
WE MUST END IT.
Who was the worst emperor?
>>1014
Judea Imperial Province Defense Force
>>1328
Didius Julianus. For realsies.
>>1111
nice, very impressive
>>1328
but he invented the whoopee cushion
>>1111
>tfw I got first quads
Aw yiss
>>1290
>holy empires
No. The Short lived Roman kingdom after the fall of the WE is more Roman than they are. It's literally just the Pope's puppets.
>>1414
Double dubs
THE CHRISTIANS DID NOTHING WRONG
>>1328
Constantine
>>663
Diocletian pls
>>906
>>947
>not liking the republic
Will /rome/ be a place to discuss Latin literature and so on, or just historyl?
>>1770
This. The Republic was the glory days of Rome. From the Gracchi to the Battle of Actium is by far the most interesting period in Rome's history.
>>1774
The board is now History & Humanities. So there's no reason not to discuss the books as well.
>>1378
Julianus was pitiful, in that his reign ended very quickly and was the result of the extreme corruption of the praetorian guard.
Elegabalus was a literal trannie who had himself fucked silly in orgies with the most well hung men in the Roman empire.
>>870
>Jew is a reifaf
not suprised
>>1880
In reality I think all NGE girls are shit, but if anything I prefer asuka. That's just a good reaction gif.
>>1845
I personally love all eras of the roman empire. Late era is one of my favorites along with the punic wars
>>2017
Asuka a best.
>>1774
Sure. You can discuss literature on /his/ in relation to history, such as the propaganda values The Aeneid had on Augustus' regime, but as for discussing the literary devices on a non-historical level, that should be reserved for /lit/.
first for Baetica
:(
Don't worry senators, I totally want Rome to become a republic once again.
Let me just kill my former ally and continue this temporary rule for 40 years.
>>2033
The Punic Wars were great too. I love how the Romans had the ability to mobilise so many men.
>>2081
But /lit/ is filled with pretentious arseholes.
>>2304
>tfw keked again
>>1111
QUADS
U
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CHECKED
FIRST DUBS FOR AMERICA
FIRST QUADS FOR AMERICA
>>2435
Ireland please. If you had good authors you'd be able to appreciate what literature instead having this reactionary outburst.
>>2435
>I love how the Romans had the ability to mobilise so many men.
I liked how the Celts lured them into the trap at Caanae.
> Based Celts
> Mandalorians of the classical era
>>2596
but Ireland was supposed to save civilization, not destroy it.
Some of you guys are all right, don't go through Teutoburg forest this campaigning season.
>>2918
oh man, /his/ was a terrible idea after all!
>>2918
Typical slimy Germanic tactics
Vallum Germanicus when?
>>3026
Give it a week or two. You could post basically anything that wasn't illegal on /mlp/ when they made that for like, four months before they got any moderation.
It's not like they consider /his/ any less of a containment board.
>>870
As a warm-blooded Christian American, I agree with this anon
>being in /rome/
>living in a society of pagan homosexuals
fucking degenerates
>>3445
>Being in america
>Assuming that the worst of a civilization makes up the entirety of the civilization
Damn it America
>>3445
>worshipping some dumb jew carpenter for no reason
Who's the REAL degenerate
>>3557
Nero, but I doubt that is on topic of me.
>>3557
>considering Jesus to be any more than a mortal man
muh sentiment of virtue
>>3445
Weep, you girls. My penis has given you up. Now it penetrates men’s behinds. Goodbye, wondrous femininity!
>>663
>General
>>3557
NRVNQSR
