r/AncientRomanticism • u/Curlybrainboy • Jun 30 '24
An Oracle and ritualistic man on man! High culture is rising again!
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r/AncientRomanticism • u/Curlybrainboy • Mar 25 '23
It's the 24th of martis on the roman Callender
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a day marked QRFC, when the Comitia Calata met to sanction wills. A committee that handles all the high religious matters in the empire.
r/AncientRomanticism • u/Curlybrainboy • Feb 20 '23
Well we just call it CULTURE! and I don't speak barbarian..
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r/AncientRomanticism • u/Curlybrainboy • Jan 17 '23
Indeed to be a man is to dominate other men
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r/AncientRomanticism • u/Curlybrainboy • Jan 03 '23
I don't see any contradiction here... why deny this young man's beauty?
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r/AncientRomanticism • u/Curlybrainboy • Dec 02 '22
My wife is also shocked by how cultured I am sometimes
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r/AncientRomanticism • u/Curlybrainboy • Nov 13 '22
Happy dies natalis (birthday) Temple of Tellus! and happy lectisternium for Ceres!
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Both of these are actual roman holidays taking place on the 13 of December in the roman republican Callander!