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Oh yeah happy pride month people. (Sorry it’s a couple days late I’ve been drowning in exams). Ecce, a lesbian flag version of Lesbia.

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Am I actually starting to enjoy Tacitus?
I kind of want to actually read some more of his stuff. I can’t believe it.
Am I actually starting to enjoy Tacitus?
Just found out that Ancient Rome had a genre of literature that just focused on idealised suicide, noble deaths and martyrdom. Can’t say I’m surprised.
Supposedly, a lot of women I know are really into the Roman Republic. They won't stop talking about "Caesaring" or something

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I refuse to believe that the Romans read Tacitus normally.
let's all ship fulvia with literally every woman in ancient rome
And if you think about it, Cato and Cleopatra were the same because they both killed themselves instead of facing the humiliation of clementia from a Caesar
Reading any historical fiction and non-fiction set in I century B.C.E. and Cicero my friend Cicero is always there <3 #mycicero
we all have that 1 mutual who’s been consul like 7 times
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I’m going to go for an 8th consulship once I return from Gaul because someone wouldn’t allow me to run in absentia.
Damn it I used the wrong account

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Pessimist: the glass is half empty Optimist: the glass is half full Optimates: therefore Carthage must be destroyed
I love how Latin has a specific word for cleavage.
nobody is named flavia or sextus any more
@aborted-your-virtus also I am afraid of Sextus Pompey :/
I’m afraid of anyone named Sextus, Roman history or otherwise.
I liek how cicero describes (either in the pro caelio or a letter to atticus i cant remember to save my life) clodia as cow eyed in a derogatory way meanwhile the first thing that comes to mind when thinking abt a cows eyes is big gorgeous brown/black wet with long lashes
Pullo x Vorenus. Enemies to lovers in the span of 16 lines of Latin prose.

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you disagreed w me in an intellectually honest way. we're friends now.
@aborted-your-virtus you.
7] And finally, when Pompey appeared at a public trial, Clodius, having at his beck and call a rabble of the lewdest and most arrogant ruffians, stationed himself in a conspicuous place and put to them such questions as these: “Who is a licentious imperator?” “What man seeks for a man?” “Who scratches his head with one finger?” And they, like a chorus trained in responsive song, as he shook his toga, would answer each question by shouting out “Pompey.”
- Plutarch, Life of Pompey 48.7. Trans: Bernadotte Perrin
Clodius is such an icon for this.