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1792 AD The Unthinkable A large Greek force of Modern Armor (12) and Mechanized Infantry (4) were spotted crossing the Spina del Mondus, the Spine of the World. This was unprecedented. No one had ever before crossed this great cultural and logistical divide. Considering that Alexander had nearly completed the Spaceship, this makes it all the more tragic. Quis, quid,
ubi, quibus auxiliis, cur, quomodo, quando?
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Rome did not start this war. The blood would be on Alexander's hands. Ex iniuria ius non oritur |
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1792 AD The Romans were well prepared for Alexander's assault. Behind City Walls, battle-hardened Elites, experienced with fighting the Barbarians, defended Jerusalem, and were connected by Rail and Harbor to reinforcement and supply. Numquam non
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to enslave the State To enslave the state, though against his will Shall be that idiot whom all despised. He shall have hair in a generous mop. He shall give Rome water and winter bread. And die at the hand of his wife, no wife To the gain of his son, no son. Sibylline Curse from I, Claudius |
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1794 AD Massive bombardment preceded the counterattack. Roman Bombers
caught the Greek forces as they crossed the open land before the City Wall
of Jerusalem. The supply of Jerusalem Bombyx, famous worldwide as the best for ceremonial occasions, was secured. |
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"His head separated from his body, and placed on a lance, was
carried in triumph to the Praetorian camp, in the sight of a mournful
and indignant people, who lamented the unworthy fate of that excellent
prince, and the transient blessings of a reign, the memory of which
could serve only to aggravate their approaching misfortunes." 
Caesar gathered the World together in a great Mutual
Protection Pact. If the Greeks attacked, then the world would rise up
against them. In the interest of peace, Caesar offered Alexander a huge
tribute, which Alexander spurned. 
About
this time, Caesar started having nightmares. He had sent a small group
of Battleships around the world to explore Greek waters, but sent not a
single transport, nor a ground force of any type. Now his military stood
helplessly, unable to cross the Ęgeanum Sea.
