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Welcome to Roman Army Talk! - JRSCline - 01-07-2001
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Re: Welcome to Roman Army Talk! - JRSCline - 04-27-2004
Wow, my very first post... I had forgotten where it was...<br>
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<---- sniffs back sentimental tear<br>
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Enjoy the fellowship!<br>
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Re: Welcome to Roman Army Talk! - Praefectusclassis - 04-27-2004
You have had plenty of errr 'megalomaniacal' different titles in the meantime too. I see Caesar there, I remember Imperatrix and another indicating 'All powerful being' (paraphrased) as well. <p>Greets<br>
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Re: Welcome to Roman Army Talk! - JRSCline - 04-27-2004
It's good to be the Queen! <br>
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Unfortunately, Romans didn't have lady <em>Caesares</em> or <em>Imperatrices </em> (the real reason why the Empire fell...) I couldn't find references to back my claim to the throne. So I've settled on a title that reflects the facts, just the facts. <br>
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Re: Imperatrix - Uwe Bahr - 05-01-2004
Jenny,<br>
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some scholars see Julia Maesa, Grandmother of Elagabalus and Severus Alexander, as the woman that made both emperor and was just herself - more or less - ruling, until her death. Beyond that the wifes of the emperors wore the title 'Augusta' (Empress); so You wouldn't be the first ... <p></p><i></i>
Augusta? - JRSCline - 05-03-2004
Hmmmm! Intriguing idea, Uwe!<br>
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But... Naw... Jasper would never let me hear the end of it. Neither would my husband!<br>
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Re: Augusta? - G.Pub.Britannicus - 10-26-2011
Ave, Augusta!
Re: Welcome to Roman Army Talk! - Astiryu1 - 04-02-2012
Ave Everyone! I thought I would announce that I have returned after (a far too long) absence.
New things are happening for me. I am now going to college for Massage Therapy and will be done in 2013 with school. I missed "talking" with everyone and can't wait to get back on the horse. By the way; my first report was done on Hippocrates
It was the most in depth report my teacher had ever gotten on him
Re: Welcome to Roman Army Talk! - Bruuk - 07-24-2012
I am new here.
I am sorry...
Re: Welcome to Roman Army Talk! - Epictetus - 07-24-2012
There's no need to apologise because you are new!
Welcome to RAT. Feel free to introduce yourself, take a look at the rules and join in any topic that interests you.
Re: Welcome to Roman Army Talk! - starman2012 - 07-26-2012
Quote: By the way; my first report was done on Hippocrates
Congrats.
Re: Welcome to Roman Army Talk! - Bruuk - 07-26-2012
Thanks for your welcome.
I want to find link to ROMAN HELMET DATABASE, but I can´t.
Does it exist yet?
Bruukus Minimus
Re: Imperatrix - starman2012 - 07-29-2012
Quote:some scholars see Julia Maesa, Grandmother of Elagabalus and Severus Alexander, as the woman that made both emperor
So a woman made Elagabulus emperor. No wonder it was a patriarchal system. :-)