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rome up for sale! …everything must go!

Posted on August 23, 2012 by Dave

There was a night they auctioned off the Roman Empire. From the west coast to the east, it was released, from Araby to Aragon, including the Eternal City Rome at the height of its glory. All in all, it was … Continue reading →

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auctioned off: quickie sale

Posted on August 23, 2012 by Dave

The night they auctioned off the Roman Empire. It was not merely an empire, it was the world. … In the second century A.D. Rome stretched across a million and a half square miles, from Scotland to the Sahara, from … Continue reading →