Antiquity Stories

This story is told by a friend very close to this somewhat particular family, it is about a love so deep that not even a new life, wife or death itself could separate it.

Taehyung and Jungkook had a past. A bittersweet one. Having no contact over the years they suddenly bump into each other in the blinding city lights of Seoul. Practically there is no past tense for "LOVE" A Taekook past lovers AU. Top Tae 🐯 Bottom Koo 🐰 BoyxBoy Fluff ©Contains Mature Language ©Might contain smut Started: 19/10/2021 Please give this book love ❤ *Picture credit to the owner but the story cover is made by me* PLAGIARISM is considered fraud or theft. So DON'T COPY MY WORK.

This epic styled poem is one that deals with a subject matter that few writers, fictional or non-fictional, ever deal with. While the subject matter is seldom addressed in the Western world, it is well known in the far east. In the intellectual lounge scene of the Orient the subject is frequently debated, as the author learned first hand during his stay in Hong Kong. This somewhat taboo subject in western culture is the redemption of mankind by the original genetic superlative. This work contains the authors own artistic embellishment, naturally, but the original theme remains the same.

Attila the Hun is dead. The terror of his memory lives on. The remnants of his hordes dream of land and plunder as a ragged assembly of Roman units attempt to hold the line. This is a short story.

Rome is dead...long live the Gauls! Or so they think, as one intrepid man travels to gather an artifact of great value to his people, and to that empire which shadowed all of Europa

Il s'agit d'une nouvelle qui se déroule à l'époque Antique. bonne lecture

All Barbara Spence had to do was meet the courier at the airport and deliver him to the hotel. Murder, a handsome detective, and the theft of an ancient scroll from a French crime lord, sends ripples across the ocean, where she is swept up in the killing of the courier, and an international hunt.

With the army of Pyrrhos of Epirus faltering ahead on the banks of the River Siris, Roman soldier Marcus Atilius Regulus and his unit of legionaries must brave the legendary Greek pikes - or face utter annihilation. Depicting the first time the fledgeling Roman republic met a major Greek royal army in a pitched battle, 'Memories' depicts the ancient battle of Heraclea, taking place between a rising Roman Republic and the ambitious ventures of the warrior-king Pyrrhus of Epirus. Possibly an intro to a longer story.

Aether & The Sith (342 CE), is a short anthology about the origins of a mythological character, The Solsith. The Sith transformed during her lifetime, and amongst other things, was able to gift incredible power to her followers... those who became known as the druids.

Ishtrix, the King of the Caninefates, ordered the execution of eight farmers to coverup his affair with a Greek noble woman, the wife of a legislator of the Roman administration of the Province Lower Germany. The Caninefatii people, who now are on good relations with Rome, support the conspiracy to maintain their political priviledges. Two teenagers, who live in Lugdunum Caninefatium, don't agree with the case and speak out against it.

A wild night is destined to change the lives of those whose obsession knows no bounds. The world of reckless Cambridge students is built on antiquity, alcohol and an absurd desire to talk to a native Latin speaker. Six friends are ready to do anything to achieve their goal, but they can't imagine the consequences of their insane determination. · the first book of the dilogy · written in 2021 · translated from russian in 2023

When a gruesome murder turns the prosperous celestial kingdom of Galakios upside down, Ascella has no choice but to go on the run. As the attendant to the dead zodio, Toksotis, she is the prime suspect in the case. When the surprise discovery of a clue points her in the direction of the true murderer, she accepts the call to investigate, even though it means teaming up with her ex-girlfriend and forbidden flame, Didimoi. But Ascella's search for justice for Toksotis may unveil more than she expects. In fact, it may just set her and Didimoi on the trail of an ancient threat to the zodia that everyone believed long dead. Cover by @-DeeIsDead- Update schedule: on hold until further notice

A story stylized as an ancient myth/oral tale about a man who went from a simple craftsman to a powerful sorcerer, losing everything he cared about along the way. If You prefer to listen to, here is the audio version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KCdlph835qc

In the middle of the Egyptian desert, an excavation crew headed by Peter Conrad hits upon a huge burial ground. The archaeologists quickly notice that things don't fit together. The mummies they find cannot be dated and show signs of severe congenital diseases. And the religious inscriptions littering the site are equally mysterious. As Egyptologist Lisa Franks discovers clues that the Nazis carried out top-secret excavations here back in the day, a member of the team is found stabbed to death. At the same time, East Berlin is shocked by a series of murders, that brings Volkspolizei-Hauptmann Josef Keller face to face with a conspiracy that goes back to the days of the Third Reich, and seems to be connected to the events in Egypt.

When David Brandon, a British archeologist, finds himself trapped alone in an ancient basement, separated from the rest of his team during their research in a small town in Lebanon, he finds a pile of dilapidated, yellow manuscripts. Later on, when his colleagues get him out, he doesn't tell anybody about his discovery. A wrong move? According to him, not really. After having cautiously studied the documents, he discovers that those papers are Phoenician parchments that relate important events no one ever heard of. Reading them and understanding the gravity of those files, he decides not to show them to the world and keep them to himself, for leaking dangerous content like that could create a worldwide tumult. Because, after all, history repeats itself, right? And what the archeologist wanted to avoid at all costs was the narrated events to happen again. 90 years later, his methods prove ineffective. 2020, in general, proves him wrong. No one could stop the course of history. The materials you're about to read, ladies and gentlemen, are exclusively brought to us by his grandson, a guy who figures that hiding the truth any longer would not help, but on the contrary, harm even more. By now, you should know the significance and magnitude of the following words, so read at your own risk.

Disclaimer: although it may seem like pure historical fiction trust me it gets science fictiony I'll give you a hint: AA

Five years after the edict of Milan was signed and ratified the living conditions of Christians still didn't improve. Violent persecution by city governments were still the daily practice, even though provincial laws granted them legal protection. In Britain, however, religious freedom became a practical enforcement in society. There were refugees from the Far East (China, Korea and Japan) that fled towards the Danube Provinces (Alpine regions) of the Eastern Roman Empire. One of them is Yeo-il Sin Ying, a former slave girl who fled to Noricum to avoid the political and military chaos in her home country.

This writing is a short introduction to the book that I am writing at the moment.

After the death of Emperor Augustus, the Legionary Camp at Cimbria receives a new general with 4000 replacement troops for the 3000 that returns to Italy with the previous general. The chieftain of the Cimbrians desired to escape the treaty that his predecessor had signed with the Augustan legion. For the job he appointed a minister to look for alternative economic ties.

Une sorte de conte de fée sur l'Antiquité