> authoritarian power-hungry piece of shit
> destroys the republic
> sets Rome to the course towards destruction
Nothing personal, kid
> destroys the republic
> sets Rome to the course towards destruction
Nothing personal, kid
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Quoted By: >>6151432
>Et tu, Brute?
Quoted By: >>6152028
is this real /his/?
Quoted By: >>6151972
If you need a general to win just one classical era battle, with no other aspect of the war mattering, would you take Alexander or Hannibal?
I'm waiting for this glorious and inevitable worldwide revolution I was promised 170 years ago. Surely it's happening soon?
Quoted By: >>6152019
What even was the bronze age lmao
Why did Ancient people never visit America?
How hard could it have been? The Atlantic isn't even that huge.
Were they literally retarded?
How hard could it have been? The Atlantic isn't even that huge.
Were they literally retarded?
Could anyone recommend me good material on municipal civics? I live in Vancouver and I'm fascinated by the dynamics involved in power brokering at a municipal level (loved the bureaucracy in The Wire, for instance, and follow @CityBureaucrat quite dutifully). Particularly interested in real estate development in North American cities and general land use patterns. Sorry if this belongs more on /lit/, I figured the urban studies / political science crowd probably hung out here more.
Not interested in any particular time period - ancient to modern, just so long as it involves the tedium of bureaucracy.
Not interested in any particular time period - ancient to modern, just so long as it involves the tedium of bureaucracy.
Quoted By: >>6151855
Besides inventing an economic model and ideology that is responsible for killing billions of people, this guy was alright !
What is the deadliest single day battle in history, if we only included military deaths and not civilians?
