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25 Feb 10 UTC	Spring, 1: Ha, a new power has arisen in Rome. Sleep restlessly all those who fail to take notice... Oh, and good luck all.
25 Feb 10 UTC	Spring, 1: May you have good luck also, just not as good as mine.
25 Feb 10 UTC	Spring, 1: Okay, you can have more luck than me, good as well as bad...
25 Feb 10 UTC	Spring, 1: greedy neighbours, Carthage and Persia
25 Feb 10 UTC	Spring, 1: Tentative aggressive moves loaded... I am hunting for slaves.
25 Feb 10 UTC	Spring, 1: response will be swift
25 Feb 10 UTC	Spring, 1: I've been told that good slaves can be found in Spain...
25 Feb 10 UTC	Spring, 1: and in Byzantium
25 Feb 10 UTC	Spring, 1: Very true, then we shall harvest a goodly crop...
25 Feb 10 UTC	Spring, 1: I hope no-one has thoughts about actually crossing that Rubicon? I shall, of course, need to do so but anyone else attempting it - with or without elephants, will be severely dealt with.
25 Feb 10 UTC	Spring, 1: Rubicon?
26 Feb 10 UTC	Autumn, 1: The river in Italy crossed by Julius Ceaser on his way to take over Rome, situated on the Northern border of Ravenna in this particular map if anybody was wondering.
26 Feb 10 UTC	Autumn, 1: Actually I thought it slightly fruther south.
27 Feb 10 UTC	Autumn, 1: Possibly even in Etruria as he was coming from Gaul at the time...
27 Feb 10 UTC	Autumn, 1: I often puzzaled on that. What was he doing on the cental or eastern side.
27 Feb 10 UTC	Autumn, 1: Read the book, 'Rubicon' - absolutely brilliant. The exact location of the river/stream is not known.
27 Feb 10 UTC	Autumn, 1: I knew that there was debate on the location. I'll check it out the book.
27 Feb 10 UTC	Autumn, 1: maybe cos it does not exist anymore or never did? lol
27 Feb 10 UTC	Autumn, 1: Maybe just a figure of speech? Maybe so Maybe one of any small rivers or streams whose ancient names are lost.
27 Feb 10 UTC	Autumn, 1: yeah, or dried up due to climate change?