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@[email protected] I don’t know the precise definition, but as far as I understand, you have now crossed over to Mad Science.

@[email protected] The walls were usually constructed of limestone, which got its name from the Latin word “limes”.

@[email protected] I’m no augur, but I’d say the omen is that if Rome has a problem, “lots of soldiers” will be the solution.

@[email protected] They brought their pets along.

@[email protected] A labyrinth is enough to keep a Minotaur confined, but fish aren’t so easily bamboozled.

@[email protected] It’s funny that I had to learn a new name for Boudicca, all because the experts apparently can’t read medieval handwriting any better than anyone else.

@juergen_[email protected] This could be useful for American genealogists. I have a few old letters from relatives, postmarked with the names of vanished towns.

@[email protected] Carmen Miranda looks interested.

@Arotrios It’s a serious, well-thought piece. The House Republicans will take it as trolling. #uspol