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SPQR Central

16 Oct 2019, 21:20

Forward from: Kali Yuga Surfing Club

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Memorial to Leonidas and Sparta 300

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The answer to this weeks trivia is “all of the above” the romans around 100 BCE started using gold and marble more than just the average stone slabs that they used previously from 5th century BCE downwards. Thank you all who participated this week! Next trivia will be Friday and this coming Monday! Salavete!

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SPQR Central

16 Oct 2019, 15:44

Forward from: Sanatana Dharma Action

The Celtic Goddess Andraste, She is a Warrior Goddess especially venerated in Southern Britain. Boudicca invoked her before battle it has been rumoured
#Andraste
#Celtic

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SPQR Central

15 Oct 2019, 19:36

Forward from: Today I Learned 🎓

TIL According to Josephus (80 AD), a Roman soldier lifted his robe, showed his bare ass to an audience of Jews and farted. This caused a riot. Roman leader Cumunus called in reinforcements. Up to 10,000 people died. [Source]

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SPQR Central

15 Oct 2019, 07:23

People have been asking for more PDFs so I’m more than happy to deliver and as for trivia not a bad one this week have a good week everyone answer will be revealed tomorrow..Salevete!

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SPQR Central

15 Oct 2019, 07:22

http://www.gutenberg.org/files/32624/32624-pdf.pdf

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SPQR Central

15 Oct 2019, 07:07

During the late republic early Empire of Rome what where the Roman buildings and structures made of?

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Concrete slabs
Marble
Gold
All of the above

129 votes

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SPQR Central

15 Oct 2019, 07:06

Trivia will be now!

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SPQR Central

13 Oct 2019, 23:00

Forward from: Αρυολογία☀️ (The Indo-Europeans)

Ancient Roman #Swastika Brooch.

Era: Early Republic, c. 5th century BCE
Size: 40x40mm

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SPQR Central

13 Oct 2019, 09:02

Forward from: Aesthetics

"Fireworks in Naples" by Oswald Achenbach (Detail)

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SPQR Central

12 Oct 2019, 01:00

Forward from: Αρυολογία☀️ (The Indo-Europeans)

Jupiter and Juno
Frans Christoph Janneck.

Jupiter & Juno represent a Divine Pair in Latin Mythology equivilant to Zeus & Hera.

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SPQR Central

11 Oct 2019, 21:22

Anyone ready for another Roman trivia?

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https://youtu.be/Hxg3FSChkis

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Did the Roman Army Use Marching Songs? (ft. Metatron)

The Roman army spent much of its time on the move. This raises the question, did they have marching songs? For more history check out the Metatron's channel:...

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