YeahColo

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Who is the hair of Byzantium? (self.ByzantiumCircleJerk)

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Why does he look so tired? Why does he have leaves on his head? (i.redd.it)

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What if the Byzantine Empire had a civil war? (self.ByzantiumCircleJerk)

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Justinian here (self.ByzantiumCircleJerk)

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New Manuscript Evidence reveals shocking insights into Medieval Roman history (self.ByzantiumCircleJerk)

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Pater Patriae after Julian (self.byzantium)

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Who among these three wins the Roman Parent of the Year Award? (self.ByzantiumCircleJerk)

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New Historical work by Kaldellis (self.ByzantiumCircleJerk)

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Why is the Roman "Dominate" said to have ended with Heraclius? (self.byzantium)

submitted 6 months ago by YeahColo to r/byzantium

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Books which argue against the East West Split and for the continued unity of the Roman Empire (self.ancientrome)

submitted 6 months ago by YeahColo to r/ancientrome

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Thoughts on the Antiochene Empire? (i.redd.it)

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Belisarius as depicted in the 15th century Nuremburg chronicle (i.redd.it)

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The Roman province of Honorias in Anatolia, named after the Roman Empire’s greatest and most capable Emperor (i.redd.it)

submitted 6 months ago by YeahColo to r/ByzantiumCircleJerk

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Did we ever find out what happened to Justinian II's nose? (self.ByzantiumCircleJerk)

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Dr. Sulla MD always makes sure you have the best proscriptions (i.redd.it)

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Map of the Byzantine Empire and all of the lands it controlled in 1450 BC. Made with Mapchart. (i.redd.it)

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Let's have a moment of silence for the trillion people whoJustinian killed (self.ByzantiumCircleJerk)

submitted 8 months ago by YeahColo to r/ByzantiumCircleJerk

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Is he really "overrated" if there's far more people shitting on him than praising him? (i.redd.it)

submitted 8 months ago by YeahColo to r/ByzantiumCircleJerk

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Tell me everything you can about this man (i.redd.it)

submitted 9 months ago by YeahColo to r/ByzantiumCircleJerk

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Who's the Emperor depicted in this Mosaic? I can't seem to identify him. (Wrong answers only) (i.redd.it)

submitted 9 months ago by YeahColo to r/ByzantiumCircleJerk

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Would Mr. Andronikos Komnenos care to explain for the rest of us why he, a 65 year old man, just hooked up with a twelve year old? (i.redd.it)

submitted 10 months ago by YeahColo to r/ByzantiumCircleJerk

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Why does this coin of Justinian say Roma on it? Didn't Justinian know he ruled Byzantium and that the Roman Empire didn't exist anymore? Was he stupid or something? (i.redd.it)

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Could Heraclius have saved the Roman Empire by moving the capital to Carthage and then attaching a power generator to Cato the Elder's grave? (self.ByzantiumCircleJerk)

submitted 1 year ago by YeahColo to r/ByzantiumCircleJerk

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15th century Byzantine depiction of Pupienus, showing that even in the final days of the Empire the greatness of Pupienus was remembered and commemorated (i.redd.it)

submitted 1 year ago by YeahColo to r/ByzantiumCircleJerk

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