Ancient Rome research

[NaziMan12]

I will post interesting facts about ancient Rome, which I study at my leisure - and the pagan occultic connection that the ancient Romans had.

For one I will start with the 12 fasces or whatever they are called - later on this was transformed into the 12 lictors or bodyguards of the consul. This was actually the symbol of Rome and was obviously taken from the 12 zodiac signs and 12 steps of the magnum opus (12 in my name is from a JoS article stating the 12 steps of the magnum opus).

The 12 lictors may or may not be connected to it but I could not find any presence of lictors in the old kingdom.

Also we have a senator in ancient Rome being on record as living at the age of 90 "Titus Quinctius" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Titus_Qui ... s_Barbatus

The point of this thread is general fun and hopefully it can enlighten outsiders of the Joy of Satan to the reality of the occult significance of ancient times.

[NaziMan12]

Greedy people like Pompey the Great and Julius Caesar were responsible for the original wars - among others. Through these people the Jewish people fermented wars it looks like and gradually increased their position through shrewd calculation. The Jews had power even in the Republic - with a population in Rome itself not to mention Alexandria where it has been shown that half of the population was Jewish and they had their own treasury and courts of law.

[NaziMan12]

Look at this quote from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quintus_F ... Verrucosus

"He ordered a massive sacrifice of the whole product of the next harvest season throughout Italy, in particular that of cows, goats, swine, and sheep. In addition, he ordered that musical festivities be celebrated, and then told his fellow citizens to each spend a precise sum of 333 sestertii and 333 denarii. "

That adds up to 666. There is no way that this is a coincidence. People who believe pagans to be something other than Satanists are insane.

[NaziMan12]

An ancient roman author tells you what slavery really was - a punishment in Ancient Rome

Florus described him as one "who, from a Thracian mercenary, had become a Roman soldier, that had deserted and became enslaved, and afterward, from consideration of his strength, a gladiator". on Spartacus

[Wotanwarrior]

I am also very interested in making historical revisionism of ancient Rome and other cultures of that time, but I will leave it for later when I am more advanced and remember more things and also my astral senses are more open, if not everything stays in Speculations and you can make many mistakes when doing historical revisionism, especially if the historical record of that time was completely destroyed and then later rewritten and it is impossible to find a reliable source.

I do know something about Julius Caesar, he may have made many mistakes and errors but he is really a satanic soul.