histórias de Ancientrome

"I think that they already know that I'm a slob." ------------------------- Payton Mills has always had a hard life. From being kicked out of school after school, to her father leaving her when she was a young child, you wouldn't call her lucky. Then, her whole life gets flipped upsidown. What she knew about her father was a lie, and now she is thrown into a whole new world. What happens when a trip to Camp Jupiter sends her and her freinds all the way back to the period of the Roman Empire? Will Payton and her freinds be able to get back, and will they be able to find out how they got there? I don't own any characters from PJO, HOO, or TOA, those belong to Rick. I do own all other characters, and are based off of real people in my life. Enjoy!

The saga of the Antony family continues as the next generations take up where their forebearers left off.

In the shadowy underworld of an immortal Roman Empire, something sinister has been developed - something that could remove an immortal's right to death. Aquila, an ancient reaper tasked with guiding expired immortals through a peaceful fade, has been assigned one final task before his own long awaited fading - to investigate and resolve the lingering attachments of a group of humans who have lived far too long. Expecting an easy task, he instead finds a horrific technology so powerful it could shake up the order of the eternal world, and someone who could rekindle his numbed humanity and teach him how to love. Please note that this is a first draft, so I will be reworking the pacing and such. I would appreciate any comments on improvements! :) Human written. No AI :) This book is FREE. If you see it sold anywhere, it has been stolen. Best Rankings #11 in Immortal out of 16.9K stories

Sophia is the daughter of Caligula's sister Drusilla. When he becomes the emperor of Rome, their relationship as uncle and niece starts to be tested and questioned.

He was not born a monster. He was made one. A boy from a dying world, stranded in an empire built on chains, shaped by hands that knew exactly how to break something without leaving marks. This is how a child becomes a weapon. This is how a weapon becomes a god. This is how it begins.

Setting: Rome, in the summer of the year 23 BC On the day of her wedding to an illustrious senator, Domitia Calvina makes a shocking discovery that threatens to tear her family apart.

Before Antinous drowned in the Nile River, he and Emperor Hadrian were touring the Roman province of Egypt. But what happened in the time preceding his tragic death?

Theo the Emperor - Part One: From Childhood to War Baetica, fourth century. Beneath a sky fought over by the bright gods and the gods of the deep, Theo is fifteen. He grows up on the land of his forefathers, between the golden olive groves and the black mines that swallow men alive, in the shadow of a towering father - one of Rome's greatest generals. Theo believes him home from the armies for good. He is wrong. A soldier's son is a soldier by blood, and the Empire will come for him. He learns the sword in camp, discovers the secret his mother hides in the low room of the house, watches men and beasts die in the arena - and then, one day, a letter from the court shatters everything. His father is recalled to war, and Theo wins the unthinkable: leave to go with him. He leaves behind the sun, his kin, his gods, and sails toward the far end of the known world. There lies Britain: an island of mist and iron, a sea that takes its toll, a moor where men kill beneath the great wall at the edge of the world. And it is there, between two charges, that Theo meets what neither Rome nor the gods foresaw - Erelieva. A Gothic princess, a lead rider, a Christian of a faith some call truth and others call heresy. Hostage, ally, enemy. Everything divides them: the frontier, their blood, the God they pray to. And yet, in the one warm place on a frozen land, two children the world has promised to opposing sides know each other at last - and seal, in secret, what it will one day cost them to carry. Told in two voices - the emperor grown old, and the woman who shared his youth - this first part is a novel of coming-of-age, flesh, and faith, meticulously researched: every chapter set beneath the sign of a god, every page steeped in the dust of the mines, the salt of the crossing, and the cold of the borderlands. A childhood tipping into war - and a love born on the wrong side of the line.

Scientists found 20,000 year old face cream the ancient vikings used. There were even marks from where they used their fingers to scoop it out. They also collected fingerprints. 20,000 year old viking fingerprints. One of the scientists entered them into a police database for an unknown reason. Then came the mysterious murders of a small town called New Ame.

After the war, the seven think they're done with prophecies, but another one comes their way! They must travel to ancient Delphi and find a treasure hidden inside! But as the crew starts to argue, their friendship starts to crumble. Will they let the villain steal it and let their friendship break? Find out!

A gay Roman love story, based on one of the many myths about St Valentine. One of the winning entries for the Ethereal Valentine contest.

Remington Blakes, a magus from a 21st century where magic powers the world, is stranded in Augustan Rome. Well a guy has to eat, so he's forced to eke out a living as a magus-for-hire among Rome's plebeians. He calls himself "Natta Magus," which is loosely translated as "artisan wizard." Call it a marketing decision. In this short story, Natta and his Praetorian friend Vitulus must find out who or what is devouring the ceremonial togas of wealthy Senators. An eye-rolling job quickly turns into something more dangerous than he imagined, and teaches him that the best things in life have nothing to do with power and riches. "The Eater of Togas" is set in the Journals of Natta Magus series, currently available in ebook and print. Thanks for the read, and please consider voting and/or leaving a comment!

My entry for Actions write to rank for the purple belt

Zach and Liv are two archaeologists who adore ancient Rome. They study it, excavate it, theorize and gush about it. But now, they must live it...for one year. If they manage to live like ancient Romans for just one year, all their financial troubles will be over and they will be able to make all their dreams come true. But will these most knowledgeable of history buffs be able to survive the ways of an ancient civilization? And will their relationship be able to withstand the test of time? Well, you know what they say; when in Rome, do as the Romans do.

was a Roman populist and reformist politician of the 2nd century BC. He was a son of Tiberius Gracchus the Elder and Cornelia Africana. As a plebeian tribune, Tiberius Gracchus caused political turmoil in the Republic with his reforms of agrarian legislation that sought to transfer land from wealthy, predominantly patrician landowners to poorer citizens. He was murdered, along with many of his supporters, by members of the Roman Senate and supporters of the conservative Optimate faction. A decade later, his younger brother, Gaius Gracchus, attempted similar legislation, and suffered a similar fate. Tiberius, as quaestor, saved the army from destruction by signing a peace treaty with the Numantines, an action generally reserved for a Legate. In the negotiations, Tiberius recalled the exploits of his father Tiberius, who had also waged war in Spain but had struck a peace agreement with the Numantines

When Viola's father is arrested for a crime he didn't commit, she discovered that he was a time traveller. He also had been a Time Guard - an individual trusted to stop history from being changed and to protect the Kingdom of Reyia, home to time travellers. To clear his name and catch a murderer Viola and her best friend Kristen must ally themselves with three unlikely friends in the Italian Quest, an adventure to find three keys in different times and parts of Italy in order to recover one of the highly powerful and dangerous Time Gems. But they aren't the only ones looking for it. With a murderer and a warrior also interested, will this unlikely band of heroes claim the gem, free Viola's father and catch the murderer? This is the first book in the Time Guard Trilogy.

20 stories written in the single month of May amidst the chaos of the end of year exams. Each and every story is standalone and deserves their own description despite the appearance of recurring characters. Heck, some belong to completely different genres. The stories that are written in within these coded pages range from navigating the desert, raiding an impenetrable fortress and dealing with impossible Matrix hacker bullshit described with terrible action scenes. Yeah, considering the conditions this was written under any feedback would be much appreciated. Some stories may get moved around depending on what I decide to do with them.

- Italia, The Roman Empire - 'He didn't know why, but he had a strange bubbly feeling in his stomach after seeing the gladiator. He was quite charming. The servant had never felt this way before.' Karl is a servant for emperor George, working in his big marble villa. One day, it is decided that the emperor should get a new bodyguard, one of the best gladiators in the country. When the bodyguard arrives, Karl starts feeling a new emotion, an unknown emotion to him. [Story, storyline, characters and description inspired by 'Champions || DNF [Ancient Rome AU] - by blue_is_typing (check this book out!)] Dream, stolen and deprived, was bound to chains to be trained to be one of the best gladiators in Rome. George lives a life in luxury, born and raised as the heir to the emperor. His life is all marble and gold. One has nothing. One has everything. Or so he thinks.. -----