>Diocletian That motherfucker broke the Empire and set east against west, a road which ultimately led to the destruction of the western Empire.
Jaxon Evans
Is it weird that I want my gf to dress up like a Roman peasant girl while I dress in legionary gear and "rape" her?
Aaron Baker
What a Serbian chad.
Connor Torres
RESTITVTOR ORBIS !
Michael Turner
Yeah but his palace in Split is nice and to be fair he split the empire to keep it together.
Landon Price
He would be played by a girl, look what they did to Nobunaga and Toyotomi
Landon Collins
depends, do you guys usually do dress up before you fuck, also its not peasant its plebeian you filthy barbarian
Cameron Parker
Not really, but we both used to be into anime and she wore cosplay on occasion. It's been years though.
She does wear lots of Victorian style dresses though. It's her hobby. She won't let me fuck her with them on because she doesn't want them damaged but it's still hot.
Christopher Ramirez
>we both used to be into anime be honest what is your combined weight?
Michael Ward
Hadrian
Robert Collins
I'm actually watching this. I'm on episode 4. When does it go to shit?
Joseph Perry
just find a tunic for her to use and get a centurion helmet and it should be good
Thomas Jackson
I'm about 200 lbs, and she's probably isn't even 100 soaking wet.
Augustus also set the empire for failure by creating the retarded inheritance system, leaving it to a general instead of a leader; which in turn gave it to Caligula. Within one generation his new empire had failed in that sense, it was no less corrupt than the senate.
the servian ethnicity had not arrived in europe at this point though even if he is from somewhere in illyricum
Camden White
>ALL ROME RELATED KINO >KINOS
Alright, as someone autistic about this and has good taste in kino, here is the DEFINITIVE LIST:
>Rome, HBO It should have had so many seasons, makes me sad >I, Claudius (BBC, 1976) Can't recommend this enough, and a nice follow-up to Rome. >Quo Vadis (1951) Of all the Roman epics that Hollywood put out, this is probably the most informed by history, overly long but actually good. Nero elevates the movie. Holds the record for most costumes used in a film. >Agora (2009) Another largely unknown film of actual quality, Late Antique Alexandria when Theodosius passes anti-pagan edicts, and focusing on the real historical figure of Hypatia. >Gladiator Good movie, but historically Braveheart-tier nonsense >Ben Hur You've probably heard of this already
Others worth mentioning: >Fellini's Satyricon Kind of crazy nonsense based on a fragmentary comedy from the early Imperial period, dream-like and over the top, but I thought it was worth a watch. >Spartacus I hate this movie outside of the first act and the ending sequence, it's long but boring as shit for most of its runtime. >Caligula Part obscene movie, part explicit pornography filmed against the director's wishes, this was Penthouse's attempt at making a serious film about an insane sadist that combined Hollywood production values with largely unsimulated porn. Stars Malcolm McDowell, Helen Mirren, and Peter O'Toole as Tiberius. Worth a watch if you can stomach it.
Also >tfw no Mel Gibson Byzantine/Sasanid war & Jewish revolt kino >tfw no Mel Gibson Fall of Constantinople
second for 'I, Claudius'. You have to be patient with this one. It's not like the shows these days. Much slower paced. I might seem boring at first, but stick with it. It's a great show. The Augustus in this has some great moments.