What are some examples of historical memes?

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>>1849419
spuks

>>1849419
Morocco Crisis

>>1849419
Roman Graffiti and margin text from Medieval Monks.

Every meme ever.

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>>1849469
>we can't discuss the history of internet memes due to the 25 year rule

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>>1849419
Those killer rabbits were basically medieval Pepes.

>>1849568

>Pepe and wojack

>>1849419
The Neolithic revolution.

R O M A
O L I M
M I L O
A M O R

Snails.

>>1849431
>ok I know it didn't work the first time but what if we tried challenging French hegemony in Morocco AGAIN I bet there's no way the British will step in

>>1849704
SATOR
AREPO
TENET
OPERA
ROTAS

>>1849803
>let's go protect German citizens
>the only German citizen they can get to the city arrives after the boats sent to protect him

Religion

The agricultural revolution

>lets all turn ourselves into malnourished manlets

>>1853492

> German gunboat SMS Panther arrived at the port of Agadir, under the pretext of protecting German trade interests.
> Hermann Wilberg, seventy miles to the north, journeyed south to be rescued only to arrive three days after the Panther.[3] There was an immediate reaction from the French and the British.


You literally can't make this shit up

>>1849568
If these were the original colours it would truly be the rarest or at least dankest Pepe.

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>>1849419
Yoba is over a century old.

Philosophy is literally a meme.

Fire

The State
Property
Taxes

>>1856245
Philosophy is literally meme-recognition.

http://www.pompeiana.org/Resources/Ancient/Graffiti%20from%20Pompeii.htm

>>1856522
also this

>>1849419

Money and religion.

>>1856933
again and again I find them hilarious

VI.14.36 (Bar of Salvius); 3494: In one bar, a picture depicts two men playing dice. One shouts, “Six!” while his opponent holds up two fingers and says, “No, that’s not a ‘three’; it’s a ‘two’”. By the door of the bar, another picture shows a short man driving a group of men out. Above his head are the words, “Go on, get out of here! You have been fighting!”

Was that a comic strip?

23 skidoo

>>1857229
Sounds more like a caricature (ie, no progress of time through multiple frames). There were many ancient comics, though. See egyptian farming scenes (http://www.osirisnet.net/tombes/nobles/menna69/e_menna_02.htm), Trajan's column and Bayeux tapestry.

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>>1849419
>the buck stops here!
>Peace, land and bread
>Ein Reich, ein volk, ein fuhrer
>God Save the Queen
All other catchphrases.

>>1856941
oooooh, deeeeep

deus vult

>>1849419

Wagner loves cock.

>>1849709
Weep, you girls. My penis has given you up. Now it penetrates men’s behinds. Goodbye, wondrous femininity!

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Toynbee Tiles must rank up there, people have been puzzling over them for decades.

Let everyone one in love come and see. I want to break Venus’ ribs with clubs and cripple the goddess’ loins. If she can strike through my soft chest, then why can’t I smash her head with a club?
>mfw no gf