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| Senatus Populusque Romanus The Senate and the People of Rome |
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| Senatus Populusque Romanus The Senate and the People of Rome |
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1874 AD
Bibere
humanum est, ergo bibamus. |
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1874 AD - The Roman World New space technology allowed the Romans to make a map of the geography of the entire World. Respice post
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SEVERUS -- Sir Edward Gibbon, Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire |
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1874 AD - Retirement
Acta est
fabula, plaudite!
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| BEGINNING with
the generation first Of mortal men down to the very last I'll prophesy each thing: what has been, And what is now, and what shall yet befall The world through the impiety of men. |
Anthony,
loyal Anthony, rushed the completion of the last component of the Roman
Space Ship. The SS
Planetary Party Lounge was complete. Party on to the Stars! 
"The true interest of an absolute monarch generally coincides with
that of his people. Their numbers, their wealth, their order, and their
security, are the best and only foundations of his real greatness; and
were he totally devoid of virtue, prudence might supply its place, and
would dictate the same rule of conduct. 
Severus considered the Roman
Empire as his property, and had no sooner secured the possession, than
he bestowed his care on the cultivation and improvement of so valuable
an acquisition."
Caesar
retired to his Villa in Rome. As he wrote his Memoirs, he realized
how many twists and turns history makes, how different it might have
been, and how unknown the future really is. 
