Истории Romanhistory

The city of lost souls, Blindly corrupted by pride & prejudice. A world with no war, Soon got tore apart, From conflicts to malice, Destructively compelled, By the one who shall show no mercy, To citizens below his feet. Dare not speak its name, The prophecy has echoed, A man with his shadow, They'll cross the boarder, To take back Italia, And bring back Roma. They are Assassins™

"Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Beard" is a skit I co-wrote for my Latin club. Written in the style of Team Starkid's Very Potter trilogy, HPPB merges Roman history and Harry Potter (but much more Harry Potter) in a rather amusing short play. Feel free to read it if it tickles your fancy.

Rome was the greatest empire of the ancient world, and its history can be found around the world. But its beginning is a tangle of myths and forgotten lives. A god for a father, a wolf for a mother, and a destiny handed to two boys who never asked for it. But myths forget the fear. They forget the danger. They forget the truth. Romulus and Remus enter Alba Longa hunted by kings and watched by gods who see them as tools, not heirs. Their struggle is raw, human, and written in blood long before it becomes history. What really happened? What did the gods take, and what did the brothers have to sacrifice? How close did Rome come to dying before it ever truly lived? This is the story behind the legend.

This is a short horror story I made of Julius Caesar, this also includes body horror and grotesque transformations aswell. This is also a historical fiction, aswell as a historical fanfiction.

This essay examines the concept of - otherness. in relation to immigrants and how societies historically respond to cultural outsiders. Using the decline of the Roman Empire as a historical case, it explores how migration, political instability, and perceptions of foreign groups contributed to tensions within Roman society. The paper then compares these dynamics with modern debates about immigration and nationalism in Europe and the United States. By highlighting both similarities and important differences, the essay argues that the fall of the Western Roman Empire cannot be explained by migration alone, but rather by a complex interaction of economic, political, and social factors. Understanding these historical patterns provides perspective on contemporary discussions about identity, integration, and national stability.

The year 527 AD/CE. The Western Roman Empire and by extent Rome has fallen to the the Ostrogoths, just 50 years earlier. But that is about to change, for Emperor Justin of The Eastern Roman Empire, Or The Byzantine Empire, has died, his successor is his nephew, Petrus Sabbatius, rechristened as Flavius Petrus Sabbatius Iustinianus, or Justinian I. He has many ambitions, but his greatest ambition is to reclaim Rome, the Eternal City, seat of The Roman Empire. But he needs a commander. That commander shall be a great man as destiny shall show, but forgotten in the Halls of The Past. Let history remember the great Belisarius!

Find out more about The Oligarchy and the true context in which history was written. What have we discovered? We found the use of a 'Royal Language', we have termed the situation 'Royal Supremacy', and the new way of studying ancient history in the true context is called 'The New Classical Scholarship' (or NCS).

Step into the sandals of Cleopatra, the queen who didn't just rule Egypt, but turned the entire ancient world into her own personal stage. Get ready for a story that's more scandalous than a tabloid exposé, and more thrilling than a chariot race! In 'Cleopatra: The Queen Who Turned Rome into a Soap Opera,' you'll be whisked away to a world of love, power, and jaw-dropping drama. From seductive soirées to audacious plots, Cleopatra's life is a rollercoaster that'll make your popcorn go cold. But as the Roman Empire trembles, can Cleopatra outsmart her rivals and script her own legendary finale? Don't miss this page-turner - it's history like you've never seen it before!

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.

"𝒘𝒊𝒍𝒍 𝒕𝒚𝒓𝒂𝒏𝒏𝒚 𝒔𝒕𝒊𝒍𝒍 𝒓𝒆𝒊𝒈𝒏 𝒐𝒏?" ꕀꕀꕀꕀꕀꕀꕀꕀꕀꕀꕀꕀꕀ ꗃ﹒after the fall of julius caesar, marcus antonius rises to power as a triumvir to prevent the crumbling of the empire. When he is tasked with conquering Alexandria, he faces a queen unmoving and righteous, who wears a crown and knows how to keep it. His goal is to use her, to make her bow in front of Rome's steps. Though she is quickly becoming his new vision of possibility. ꕀꕀꕀꕀꕀꕀꕀꕀꕀꕀꕀꕀꕀ 𝓬𝓵𝓮𝓸 𝔁 𝓶𝓪𝓻𝓴 𝓪𝓷𝓽𝓸𝓷𝔂 𝓯𝓲𝓬 ꕀꕀꕀꕀꕀꕀꕀꕀꕀꕀꕀꕀꕀ キ﹒not fully historically accurate-- be warned / based on mark antony and cleopatra by william shakespeare

Storie da una storia che non è mai esistita Antologia ucronica

1600 BC: a catastrophic volcanic eruption devastates the Aegean Sea and puts an end to the Minoan civilization... giving rise to the myth of Atlantis. 2022 AD: off the coast of Santorini the US vessel Destiny finds a mysterious metal ring... The symbols on its surface resemble those on the Phaistos Disk. Professor Lionhill and his former archaeology student Lara Mellini find the right sequence of symbols to activate the ring, which turns to be a time portal leading to Ancient Rome. Lara and a US marine, Fernández, are sent through the portal back in time. Their mission doesn't go as planned, but they manage to come back to the year 2022. Unexpected, and unwanted, a Roman legionary follows them through the portal, and is now loose on the streets of Rome... From the shores of Greece to the heart of Rome, a frantic race through space and time to prevent HISTORY from CHANGING forever...

This short story talks about how Rome fell apart and the struggle for people to survive. Emperors dying, losing money, and worst of all... Civilizations falling apart and breaking. This story focuses on how one person and his family try to maintain health, strength, and love.

Livia Fabius, a Taurus house patrician, leaves for her first semester of college intending to build a life outside of Caesarea. Considered a rogue, she experiences contempt from Caesarean society rather than the acceptance she desires. Then Corvin Tullius, son of the Paterfamilias of Lupus house, shows up as a student on campus. At first, Livia hates having Corvin around but the longer they are together the harder it gets to hide her long-suppressed attraction to him. When they return to Caesarea for the fall founding festival Livia confronts her lack of status and admits her true feelings to Corvin.

Taking place long before the "Chronicles of World Paradise" series. Constantinople, the early 500s A.D., the reign of Justinian and Theodora: This is the story of my brother Theodoros, who was born female, and yet he is male, and struggles with what is 'masculinity' according to society and according to himself, debating what he should do to fulfill society's expectations of a 'man'. But this is more than that. This is the journey of his self-discovery, what being a man means to him.

yo i'm pretty good at mythology

Lian Long, a sixteen-year-old demigod, the daughter of Athena, who was fortunate enough to survive the war against Kronos, was about to encounter an adventure of her own. She and the many other demigods were invited to a school filled with witches and wizards located in Scotland. What happens if she becomes friends with a certain four group of mischievous boys and falls for one of them? And what happens if she discovers her ancestral bloodline, causing the upcoming threats to rise and lead her to treacherous trouble? [Disclaimer: I do not own any of the Harry Potter and Percy Jackson stories and characters. And this story is arranged during Percy Jackson's timeline, meaning it is around 2009.] [UNDER EDITING] Started: 5/August/2020 Finished: 11/December/2020