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Visuals of the Ancients
@visualsancients
All 📸 photos by me. | Telling history through art. Different angles of ancient & some medieval ruins & pieces. | Creator of The Cobra Effect Podcast.
Katılım Temmuz 2024
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@Trierarch81 Oh that makes sense. It's a cool name.
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@visualsancients Nah, a trierarch was essentially a captain of a warship (originally a trireme).

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I’m tempted to defend the Pirate Emperor of Britannia, since he’s one of my all time favorite Roman historical figures…but that’s just too funny. 😂
Visuals of the Ancients@visualsancients
As an emperor/usurper, Carausius stuck his neck out.
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@Trierarch81 So, is it Trierarch because of Diocletian, Maximian and him?
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@visualsancients Yup. I could go on about him for hours. He's my pfp btw. Or that is to say, my pfp is an AI augmented version of an illustration of him.

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@visualsancients bro woke up today and choose to shit on Caraudius i’m crying
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@goodsam1988 Lol, just an emperor/usurper who stuck his neck out.
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@visualsancients Inspiration for Godzilla?? 🤔
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@mclo_Bridger It's probably just the shape of his lips, lol.
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@Shabbosgoy @rcchamberlain1 It's an amazing site! It's a pity we cannot walk inside the streets since the early 2000s. There was an accident and I think a tourist died. When I visited in 2024, one of the staff told me that 80-90% of the site remained unexcavated. Imagine that! 🤯
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@HistoryWJacob An amazing account, no doubt! 🇺🇸
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@visualsancients Blimey, looks just like @JohnCleese in A Fish Called Wanda!
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@JorgeEduForte Muito obrigado, I'm glad you liked it! 🤝
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@ricklithan @cobraeffectpod Thank you my friend, I really appreciate it! 🤝🤝🤝
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@visualsancients @cobraeffectpod Reading with the original voice in mind thanks to the Cobra podcast
Hits differently, great thread 😌
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@africanae9732 Now, that's royalty monitoring!
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@BenStone1066 Indeed, I think Lactantius had a great time describing Abritus.
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