Ancientrome Stories

𝐙𝐀𝐘𝐀 lived with her brother in a small but quiet village in Egypt, after their parents passed away. A day, when roman soldiers came knocking on her village, she was forced to take an important decision to protect someone she loved. Because of this, Zaya was kidnapped before her brother could save her. She was sent to Rome, claiming as propriety of the twin emperors. And in Rome she was forced to play a game to stay alive. A game of survival. 𝐆𝐄𝐓𝐀 was an emperor. He ruled over Rome with his twin brother, but they had different interests from the first day they obtained power by their father. Caracalla wanted wars for fun, Geta wanted wars to increase the greatness of Rome. A day, a gift arrived in their palace. A girl who his army brought from Egypt and who he had to share with his brother. But since the first moment his gaze fell on her, he understood that girl would put him in danger. For the first time in his life, he would feel vulnerable. Because he fell into her trap, into her game of survival. (gladiator ii) (emperor geta x fem!oc) STARTED: 4/13/2025 FINISHED: ??/??/????

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

The Aeneid is an epic poem written in 12 books and is modeled in part on the great Greek epic poems, on Homer's Iliadand Odyssey, and on Apollonius' Argonautica. The Iliad describes the exploits of Achilles and other Greek heroes in the Trojan War (the same war which forced Aeneas to leave Troy and is described in Book II of the Aeneid) whilst the Odyssey describes how Ulysses (or Odysseus in Greek) wandered for many years, trying to return home after the Trojan War. The first six books of the Aeneid parallel the Odyssey because they describe Aeneas' search for a home. Aeneas even stops in many of the same places that Odysseus did. There is an important difference, however, for whilst Odysseus was trying to return to his original home, Aeneas must find a new place in which to settle and make his home. The second six books parallel the Iliad, for they describe the war in Italy just as the Iliad describes the Trojan War. Again, there are many parallels. For example, the Trojans are besieged inside their fort in Italy just as they were trapped inside Troy. But again there is an important difference, since the Iliad describes how the Trojans lost the war and Troy fell but in theAeneid the Trojans win the war in Italy and get the chance to build a new city. Virgil imitates many scenes from both the Iliad and the Odyssey in his epic, but he always changes them in significant ways so that they illustrate his own Roman themes. One of the most important differences between Homer's epics and the Aeneid is that it can be read as a patriotic poem whilst the Iliad and the Odyssey are poems about individuals and their adventures.

Commander Amelia Peterson and her crew are humanity's last hope against an alien invasion. Assuming they survive the journey back in time. But when they land in Italy during the Punic Wars instead of the near past, they must figure out who offers the best chance for long term survival. Rome, or Carthage? **Note that this is a story in progress and will be published on a weekly basis**

In an age where the Roman Empire has its own industrial revolution, four foreigners try to figure out how the emperor has grown the empire to such great heights. "Industria Romam solidavit et potentiam suam multiplicavit"

As Servius readies to take his seat as Emperor of the bustling city of Pemitia, he calls on Marcellus, his long-time friend, to be his personal guard. Preparing for this role since birth and utterly devoted to Servius, Marcellus is more than ready to stand by the new Emperor's side. Follow this story of bloodshed, strategy, and romance as the two men make their way through the many challenges of leadership and forbidden love.

help me find this jenlisa fic, I think it's deleted but idk. it's set in ancient rome and jennie is a vestal and lisa a gladiator. enemies to lovers and they escape in the woods. they find a baby. happy ending

"There's not much you can do when you're free-falling through time and space except to scream and hope someone will hear you. You may also get the feeling that you're riding a roller coaster in zero gravity. I closed my eyes to shield them from the blazing light, but only managed to further my headache. Time travel should come with a warning label." Natalie Brice and Aidan Ceevs never imagined they'd see a living dinosaur, and certainly never wanted to visit Ancient Rome on a hot and humid summer day. But after a mysterious figure sends the duo into an illegal, untested and possibly radioactive time machine, they embark unwilling on an adventure through time with only one goal in mind - getting back to the present, especially before time runs out. NOTE: THE TIME TRAVELING DOES NOT START UNTIL THE END OF CHAPTER TWO.

This was a project for English but one of my friends told me I should put it on here.

Set in the ancient city of Rome during a time when the Patricians and the Plebeians, the rich and the poor, were fighting, a rebellious girl named Cassia finds herself in a tough situation. She brings herself to the Tyrrhenian Sea to witness something something that she wasn't supposed to, and had only found out about through a note. The Plebeians were behind in the fight for gaining a seat in the government, when Cassia thinks of an idea to help them. But how will she get her ingenious idea across? She was only a 13 year old girl, which meant that in those times, she did not have a say at all in Rome! How would she help the Plebeians to implement the new idea? Read along to find out!

My history assignment so... Oh, also I gave up :D

He gave Rome twenty-five years. Rome gave him another chain. Lucius Lyconi has marched every mile a soldier can march - across rivers, through snow, against tribes who vanish into the forests. Now, with his service done, he dreams only of his wife, his son, and the land he was promised. But Rome doesn't let go of its wolves so easily. A last battle in Gaul turns him into a hero. A ceremony in the Forum binds him to the city. And as shadows coil around the Senate and the triumvirs play their dangerous game, Lyconi learns that the blood he's spilled was only the beginning. Gladiators. Legions. Betrayal. The fate of the Republic itself. The Shadow of the Eagle is the story of one soldier caught between duty and freedom - and the choice that could make him the hand that kills Caesar... or the last man to save him. ⚔ Updates weekly ⚔

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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.

When Bonnie's spell has unexpected outcomes what happens to Jeremy? Shocked when he realises What has happened Jeremy lives his life in his new home eventually forgetting about his friends and family in Mystic Falls. What happens when he goes back?

A Felix the Fox mystery. Felix is hired to deal with some unusual sanitation problems.

something peculiar has gone down in the iucundus household.... and now it's down to quintus and volubilis to travel across the globe and solve the mystery. BUT can they conquer the hurdles that are thrown at them as they go? co-written with xxkingcogixx

Immerse yourself in the ancient world of Rome. In the heart of ancient Rome, where marble statues guard their secrets and the Senate chambers echo with whispered plots, two lives converge -- a man known as Marcus and the beautiful and reticent Kyra. Kyra, a young medica, arrives in Rome for an arranged marriage. Her journey leads her to the heart of intrigue, where shadows cling to every cobblestone. As she glimpses the enigmatic Marcus, memories stir -- a youthful bond, secrets shared and a forbidden attraction. Yet warnings abound: Sejanus, the emperor's cunning right hand, eyes them both. Marcus, once favoured by power, now treads perilous ground. His loyalty to the late son of Caesar Tiberius has cast shadows upon him. Whispers of betrayal cling to his footsteps, and the Tower of Malatha beckons -- a refuge or a trap. As the sun sets over the Eternal City, the Tower of Malatha stands sentinel. Its stones harbour more than mere echoes; they cradle the fate of two souls entwined by ambition, love and treachery. Will they ascend to greatness or plunge into the abyss? Note: This is Book 1 of a quadrilogy based on the author's estensive research, travel to ancient sites and consultation of over two-hundred ancient and contemporary scholarly sources. Available on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/stores/Elyse-DeBarre/author/B0CTH38CN6 And Books2Read https://books2read.com/u/4NVaa8

Growing up in the caverns underneath the colosseum is anything but ordinary for a Roman teenager like Noemi. Helping her father train wild beasts for the emperor's extravagant shows and being feted with romantic gifts from her noble fiancé, hers is a life few girls could imagine. But despite her good fortune, Noemi is beginning to doubt her upcoming wedding, which could threaten what she desires most-to train as a gladiator. While Noemi loves the lions beneath the colosseum and the bloody shows above, her sister, Livia, is a contrast in extremes. If Livia can't be an enviable Vestal Virgin in a garden temple, she'll do the next best thing and use her charms to climb the social ladder, as high as the emperor's palace on Palatine Hill. While Livia will stop at nothing to improve her social life, Noemi can't stop her secret desires, nor her stealth training with swords. And then there's Cato, a top-ranked gladiator who is keeping a risky secret of his own. Against Noemi's better judgement, she finds herself drawn to this mysterious fighter, who has both a temper and an imperious reputation. Soon, Noemi, Livia and Cato find that keeping secrets is not just child's play, but dangerous games with deadly consequences. Can they all fool the emperor long enough to avoid a date with the executioner?