Let's assume that Rhomania never existed
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(By popular demand) Let's assume that you find yourself in the year 1204, how will the social skills of a Redditor help you?
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Let's say you became a Roman in Constantinople in the Middle Ages, how will the social skills of redditors help you?
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King David in the Paris Psalter, 10th century AD
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This is, of course, an exceptional subreddit
This sub is for discussion about the Roman empire in the east, often called the Byzantine Empire from the period of c. 330 - 1500 AD.
Let's assume that Constantine and Thomas met in Elysium/heaven with Romulus and Remus. What would their dialogue be like? (they understand each other)
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Roman plaque of St. John the Baptist and four Saints from the end of the 10th century
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Portrait of Francis 2 and 1 in insignia imperialia
This sub is for discussion about the Roman empire in the east, often called the Byzantine Empire from the period of c. 330 - 1500 AD.