/lit/ - Literature

>>11466260
I, CLAUDIUS

>>11349853
Read Julius Caesar. Will Durant's Caesar and Christ is comfy and describes Roman life and history around the 1c AD. JE Lendon's Empire of Honour is a well-researched scholarly work on the notion of honor as currency among the upper classes in Rome, how it is given and received in letters, public praise, valences around important figures, and sinecuras. Basically more than you ever wanted to know about Roman pecking order. Also look up a biography of Julian the Apostate if you can find a good one. He tried to reinvigorate pagan philosophy and practices in the 4th century, a reversal from his half-brother Constantine's adoption after his victory under the Chi Rho.

>>10955721
You speak Latin. Have you pledged your allegiance to sacred Rome? Why or why not?

>>9815402
Heh, okay. I actually have read it though. *hides your post*

>>9788713
>subjectivism

THERR'S YER PRAHBLEM.

Subjectivism is a self-sustaining delusion. You can't prove what it claims isn't so, so don't worry about it. It's a trap for smol plebs. Return to your post soldier.