Listing Bookmarks
List of Bookmarks
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Even Antinous has to grow up.
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Rec 8
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Hephaistion builds a bridge across the Euphrates. For Yuletide 2011.
Last bookmarked by fiammanda
28 Apr 2012
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Rec 2
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"If this whole mopey fit over Clodia has been one of your sorry attempts to get me into bed - "
Last bookmarked by misura
14 Apr 2012
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Death on the Nile and near Tibur and what comes in between.
Last bookmarked by Verbyna
3 Mar 2012
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Cicero dreams.
Last bookmarked by cloudsinvenice
19 Feb 2012
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Rec 4
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Hephaistion retells to Alexander the story of Achilles and Patroklos in a desperate attempt to avoid their fate.
Last bookmarked by SlashMyDreams
27 Jan 2012
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Rec 10
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The greatest treat of all was sitting on his father’s lap to add his signature to the bottom of a letter to Atticus while his father corrected his spelling: kappa iota kappa epsilon, the pen slipping in his chubby hand, rho omicron nu. Cicero the younger sends his greetings to Titus the Athenian.
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Cleopatra calculates the odds.
Last bookmarked by AgeOfAlejandro
10 Jan 2012
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Rec 2
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Hephaistion watches as Thebes falls and Alexander's star ascends.
Last bookmarked by SlashMyDreams
9 Jan 2012
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Rec 11
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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.
Last bookmarked by rogue
4 Jan 2012
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On the eve of Saturnalia, a plot to seize control of the Julio-Claudian succession makes Tiberius Caesar the gloomiest of men.
Last bookmarked by russian_blue
26 Dec 2011
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Rec 6
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What does it take to cross the Rubicon?
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My brother and I weren't like other twins.
Last bookmarked by arami
19 May 2011
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There's a first time for everything.
Last bookmarked by arami
19 May 2011
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Atticus and Cicero's friendship in its early years.
Last bookmarked by arami
19 May 2011
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"My love for Clodia is a pure flower," Catullus proclaimed with drunkenly exaggerated dignity.
Last bookmarked by arami
19 May 2011
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Agrippa falls in love, and Octavian tries to fight it. 47-12 BC, progress-fic.
Last bookmarked by arami
19 May 2011
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In which Horace is shameless, Vergil is awkward, Maecenas matchmakes (sort of), Agrippa gets a clue, and everyone but Maecenas gets laid.
Last bookmarked by arami
19 May 2011
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"You are going to have me, then? What would the people of Rome say," Octavian mused, "if they knew their princeps was in the bed of their beloved general, and moreover, that he was beneath him?" Agrippa kissed the hollow of Octavian's throat, tracing light circles with his tongue, and then he muttered,
"They would say that you are a lucky bastard is what they would say."It would have been easier to love their wives.
Last bookmarked by arami
19 May 2011
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He stood at the stern of the Egyptian pleasure barge and contemplated the end of his future…
Last bookmarked by arami
19 May 2011