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Acted Over by pauraque for Bette
Julius Caesar - Shakespeare, Classical Greece and Rome History & Literature RPF
23 Dec 2012
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For Brutus, there is always time — time to consider, time to speak, time to make his point in twenty ponderously balanced lines. For Cassius, there is barely time to breathe.
Bookmarked by quickmanifyouloveme
17 May 2013
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Dominus by JPKenwood
Original Work, Classical Greece and Rome History & Literature RPF, Historical Fiction
16 May 2013
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A Roman general acquires a new sex slave. A novel-length m/m historical fiction with gobs of sex, plot twists, angst, humor and intrigue. While nearly all details are historically accurate and the story is tied to major historical events and prevailing cultural attitudes during the reign of the Emperor Trajan, the tale is entirely fictional and the dialogue is deliberately modern.
Bookmarked by Miswera
15 May 2013
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Akratophoros by Sineala
Classical Greece and Rome History & Literature RPF, Highlander: The Series
7 Dec 2010
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What does it take to cross the Rubicon?
Bookmarked by TouchoftheWind
5 May 2013
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Forum Frolic: Part Sex by sath for Carmarthen
Historical RPF, Classical Greece and Rome History & Literature RPF
18 Apr 2013
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Cato asks Caesar to read a personal letter during the Catilina Affair, which puts certain ideas into Brutus's head.
Bookmarked by FlyingMachine
29 Apr 2013
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“My lord, for all your love for Iskander, will you not save him?”
Bagoas had served Alexander for many years, and had come to witness and accept the relationship between the king and his favourite. But it was not until the end, when he gazed upon those eyes of the night for the last time, that he truly understood the love between the Alexander and Hephaistion.
Bookmarked by you_me_and_obsession
25 Apr 2013
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O Most Unthankful by Dusk Peterson (duskpeterson)
Arthurian Mythology, Classical Greece and Rome History & Literature RPF, Historical RPF
3 Feb 2012
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A simple Greek lesson reaches deep when a tutor seeks to teach a prince what can happen when love and duty clash.
"It is a great privilege that the gods have granted me: to serve as tutor and guide of the one who someday will serve as High King of this isle, uniting our people and thrusting back the darkness that has already overwhelmed so much of the world."
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- Part 1 of Master/Other
Bookmarked by tailor31415
20 Apr 2013
Bookmarker's Notes
While I love most Arthur/Merlin fics (regardless of source text - legends, shows, movies, books), this is one of my favorite in that it reflects the historical context with heartbreaking accuracy. And I love this Arthur. And this Merlin.
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Cui Dono Lepidum Novum Libellum by Sineala for Carmarthen
Classical Greece and Rome History & Literature RPF
25 Dec 2012
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Catullus goes to college.
Bookmarked by sath
18 Apr 2013
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My king, do not think that my dedication to you and your cause has diminished. But, even if I die for it, my dignity will not bow to your pride.
Even friendship had its limits and Alexander’s words, “Without me, you are nothing”, had cut Hephaistion deep.
Bookmarked by DreamShadows
18 Apr 2013
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Philalexandreia by arysteia
Classical Greece and Rome History & Literature RPF, Smallville
29 Mar 2013
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Fragments from a shared life, past and present.
Bookmarked by anassa_anemou
15 Apr 2013
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odi et amo, and other contradictions by meretricula
Classical Greece and Rome History & Literature RPF
3 Jan 2010
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"If this whole mopey fit over Clodia has been one of your sorry attempts to get me into bed - "
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- Part 1 of Poetic License
Bookmarked by Daiya_Darko
14 Apr 2013
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O Most Unthankful by Dusk Peterson (duskpeterson)
Arthurian Mythology, Classical Greece and Rome History & Literature RPF, Historical RPF
3 Feb 2012
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A simple Greek lesson reaches deep when a tutor seeks to teach a prince what can happen when love and duty clash.
"It is a great privilege that the gods have granted me: to serve as tutor and guide of the one who someday will serve as High King of this isle, uniting our people and thrusting back the darkness that has already overwhelmed so much of the world."
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- Part 1 of Master/Other
Bookmarked by KylaraIngress
31 Mar 2013
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Philalexandreia by arysteia
Classical Greece and Rome History & Literature RPF, Smallville
29 Mar 2013
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Fragments from a shared life, past and present.
Bookmarked by timian
29 Mar 2013
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Dear Aristotle by CrunchySalad for tamarind (rogue),
Classical Greece and Rome History & Literature RPF, Bill & Ted (1989 1991)
19 Dec 2011
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In a letter to Aristotle, Hephaiston documents a brief detour to Meiza, the site of his formative education. Unfortunately, what was supposed to be a peaceful few days reminiscing about old times is interrupted by two strange men the likes of which Hephaiston has never seen.
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- Part 4 of Yuletide 2011
Bookmarked by resqueln
25 Mar 2013
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A Symposium on the Teachings of Zoroaster by Megkips
Fate/Zero, Classical Greece and Rome History & Literature RPF
27 Jan 2013
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There is a secret Rider has, and that is that he can access his ultimate Noble Phantasm without manifesting it into the world around him. Such is the beauty of a reality marble. Waver takes no notice when Alexander sits down and withdraws into himself - he is already fast asleep, having crawled into bed and cast a spell for dreamless sleep moments after they returned from Caster’s workshop.
Within moments of stepping into his camp, Rider is overwhelmed by familiar faces rushing to him, and he greets them all in turn. To five messengers, he asks that his best generals, bodyguards, second self, wife and friends be gathered for a symposium in his own tent, and they all disappear without asking for specific names. The king’s confidants do not need to be named, only gathered.
Bookmarked by Giygas
24 Mar 2013
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Hephaistion builds a bridge across the Euphrates. For Yuletide 2011.
Bookmarked by Clavier
24 Mar 2013
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Acted Over by pauraque for Bette
Julius Caesar - Shakespeare, Classical Greece and Rome History & Literature RPF
23 Dec 2012
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For Brutus, there is always time — time to consider, time to speak, time to make his point in twenty ponderously balanced lines. For Cassius, there is barely time to breathe.
Bookmarked by JLR
22 Mar 2013
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The Not Remotely Secret Memoirs of Alexander the Great, Aged 13¾ by arysteia for yuuhy
Classical Greece and Rome History & Literature RPF
20 Dec 2012
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My subject in this tale is the life of Alexander the King. The career of this man embraced such a multitude of events that my preamble shall consist of nothing more than this one plea: if I do not record all his most celebrated achievements that you not regard this as a fault. Plutarch, Life of Alexander
Alexander at the tomb of Achilles: Oh fortunate youth, to have found Homer as the herald of your glory! Cicero, Pro Archia
With love and undying fame at stake, Alexander takes matters into his own hands.
Bookmarked by Eris18
19 Mar 2013
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A Symposium on the Teachings of Zoroaster by Megkips
Fate/Zero, Classical Greece and Rome History & Literature RPF
27 Jan 2013
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There is a secret Rider has, and that is that he can access his ultimate Noble Phantasm without manifesting it into the world around him. Such is the beauty of a reality marble. Waver takes no notice when Alexander sits down and withdraws into himself - he is already fast asleep, having crawled into bed and cast a spell for dreamless sleep moments after they returned from Caster’s workshop.
Within moments of stepping into his camp, Rider is overwhelmed by familiar faces rushing to him, and he greets them all in turn. To five messengers, he asks that his best generals, bodyguards, second self, wife and friends be gathered for a symposium in his own tent, and they all disappear without asking for specific names. The king’s confidants do not need to be named, only gathered.
Bookmarked by Cataquack
18 Mar 2013
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Atticus and Cicero's friendship in its early years.
Bookmarked by Soldan
18 Mar 2013
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Agrippa falls in love, and Octavian tries to fight it. 47-12 BC, progress-fic.
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- Part 2 of Aristophanes' Myth
Bookmarked by mistrali
14 Mar 2013