6 Works found in Lutorius Drusillus Salinator
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When Esca is captured by the Romans, his owners break him and use him until he is a perfect slave.
When Marcus leads his men into battle, he is wounded, but not enough to be discharged. His men, completely loyal and grateful, buy him a body slave to help him while he recovers.
AN: Slight edits to chapters 9 & 10. See ending notes for details.
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Strip For Me by lallyloo
The Eagle | Eagle of the Ninth (2011), Eagle of the Ninth Series - Rosemary Sutcliff
29 Jan 2012
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When Marcus's co-worker buys him a lap dance, Marcus doesn't expect to fall for the dancer..
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- Part 1 of Strip For Me
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Missing scenes between the final battle with the Seal People and the return of the eagle (because there was a lot that must have happened off screen.) Also, I couldn't help but notice Esca was injured in that final battle.
New to both this fandom and archive, but it looks like a great place to hang out!
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Very Far from Home by bunn
Eagle of the Ninth Series - Rosemary Sutcliff, Eagle of the Ninth - Rosemary Sutcliff
29 Sep 2011
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When Marcus Flavius Aquila arrived at Isca Dumnoniorum to take command, there was an auxiliary troop of Dacian light cavalry already at the fort, led by Lutorius, who was 'reserved to the point of sullenness with all men' until the tribal revolt where Marcus was injured, and Lutorius was killed. I wondered why Lutorius was so grumpy, and how Marcus dealt with that.
Inspired by the second image prompt in the second round of the Ninth-eagle Fanmedia Challenge here : http://ninth-eagle.livejournal.com/137675.html#cutid1
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Marcus is the CEO of Calleva Software. He meets Esca in a bar while he’s at a conference in New York. He thinks it’s going to be a one-night stand, but their lives are far more interwined than either one of them could have expected.
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Where Do You Do Your Research, Wikipedia? by Carmarthen
The Eagle (2011), Eagle of the Ninth Series - Rosemary Sutcliff, Sword Song - Rosemary Sutcliff
19 Jun 2011
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In which Marcus is a historical novelist and almost all the characters are Roman-British historical reenactors; a romance in emails and bickering over historical details, with guest appearances by EVERYONE. (Rating is for a few slightly dirty text exchanges, nothing explicit.)