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"Bugger the priests!"


Eirene, the paper stuff has to go! Can't read anything else but my name, anyway.

Gods. Don't need much interface to talk to them. Especially no interface in the form of priests. Priests. Crooks, many of 'em. Titus Pullo is very well capable of dealing with the gods himself. But...I sometimes pray, you know. To gods, to Vorenus' bristles, to Eirene's bum, to anything, as long as any god will listen. They do, mostly. But some listen to the wrong things on the wrong moments, hahaha!



Forcule! Si tu es ipse deus ad rem, te imploro. Si ianuam hanc aperies, bonum album agnum tibi occidam. Si autem fallo, si bonum agnum medio pretio invenire non potero, Tunc tibi dono....dic, sex turtures. Forcule, id votum tibi solvam…

(Forculus! If you be the right god for the business here, I call on you to help. If you will open this door, then I will kill for you a fine white lamb. Or failing that, if I can't find a good one for a decent price, then, say, six pigeons. This, Forculus, I vow to you...)

"Adsis, Mars! Ecce, Mars! Sum Titus Pullo! Hi cruenti viri tibi dati sunt a me!"

("Look here Mars! Look here Mars! I am Titus Pullo! And these bloody men, my gift to you!")

Prayers by Pullo


In honor of my most respected and favorite Roman military leader: C. Iulius Caesar.

Vivat, crescat, floreat XIII !!!



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"Aye, I've seen their gods. Titus Pullo ain't scared of any bastard with a dog's head on 'em."

Pullo


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Titus Pullo´s Bio, Dec 29, 2010 - 07:17
Historical Article
The Military Exploits of Titus Pullo
The Roman Army, the Ultimate War Machine of a Republic and an Empire, Oct 30, 2010 - 07:59
Social Article 1 Featured November 25 , 2010
an introduction to Roman Army Warfare
Types of Gladiators and Their Weapons, Aug 15, 2007 - 14:47
Historical Article 1 Featured August 15 , 2007

\"Gladiator\" literally means \"swordfighter\". This suggests that gladiators were only fighting with swords. In fact, they were. The ancient Romans usually referred to people fighting with swords and shields in the arena as \"gladiatores\", but in modern times, people have made the term \"gladiator\" into a more common used term. There were, however, quite a bit of differences between fighting men (and women!) in the arena, the way they fought and the weapons they used.

The Debate About the Origins of the Gladiatorial Games, Jul 2, 2007 - 13:36
General Article 1 Featured July 2 , 2007

By Titus Pullo Lupus

In spite of very convincing research reports and articles, the origins of the gladiatorial gams in the Roman world, or the custom to have pairs of slaves/convicts fight eachother to the death for the entertainment of spectators, is still very much debated.

Some Story Pullo Wrote, Mar 23, 2007 - 16:50
General Article
How Pullo and Eirene got married...
Demotion (under construction), Sep 9, 2006 - 14:21
General Article
a legionary\'s story
Demotion (under construction), May 31, 2006 - 08:29
Historical Article

A Roman Soldier\'s Story, by Titus Pullo

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