>tfw you'll never live in classical antiquity.

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>>1048228
iktf frater

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>>1048228
tfw think about this every day

>>1048254
I also do this unironically

wonder if I'm autistic

>>1048261

You are. But it's okay, we all are

> tfw when you will never see the glory of Rome

>>1048279
I am unhealthily obsessed with everyday life in antiquity

>>1048228
> you will never marry your fellow nobleman's virgin daughter who just so happens to be significantly younger then yourself.

JUST

>you will never be Enrico Dandolo and break the back of a great empire for pure personal game

I think about this.

A lot.

What are /his/'s favourite antiquity related books?

>>1048289
Me too. I study the history of all aspects of culture around me and try to use the knowledge of this history to better connect with the past. I don't know why it interests me so. This isn't my field of study.

It's just really important. Like...incredibly important.

>>1048228
>implying I want to die of dysentery

>you will live to see your 5th birthday

*sigh*

>you will never go campaigning with your brothers
>you will never feel the warmth of knowing that you are the civilised world
>you will never put barbarians to the sword as they dare raid your land
>you will never hail your general imperator and march on Rome to dislodge an illegitimate emperor

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>you will never participate in the Jugurthine War...with HIM
>you will never put dirty non-Roman Italians back in their place...with HIM
>you will never push Mithridates's shit in...with HIM
>you will never convince "enemy" fellow Romans in the second civil war to fight on your side...for HIM
>you will never proscript and grow rich off the properties of the enemies...of HIM
Why even live?

>>1048296
>back of a great empire
>great empire
>great
Come on Anon, you can try harder.

>comitia curiata
>plebian tribunus
>praetors
>consul
>plebiscite

I know, on a rational, intellectual level, that it was the same shitflinging borefest as modern politics but damn if it doesn't sound cooler.