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Britannia: Season 1–3

by Jez Butterworth
DVD, 2021
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fiction, TV show, period story, period drama, fantasy, box set, magical realism, historical fiction, Ancient Rome, Roman occupation of Britain, Great Britain — 29 more, Celts, Celtic gods in fiction, demons, Christianity, Chosen One trope, druidism, culture war, occupation, Sky Atlantic, Amazon Prime, Epix, Claudius I, unlikely friends, orphan, prematurely cancelled, unfinished story, full hour format, possession, evil twin trope, imperialism, prophecy, Lance of Longinus, crash of civilisations, witchcraft, reincarnation, deal with the devil, fanaticism, first century AD, drama
Series
Britannia (TV series) (1-3)

The Penguin Historical Atlas of Ancient Rome

by Chris Scarre
Paperback, 1995
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atlas, maps, history, Ancient Greece, Ancient Egypt, Ancient Rome, warfare, geography, Middle-East, Mesopotamia, Macedonia — 59 more, Selukid Empire, Parthian Empire, civil war, Mark Anthony, gifts from Ørjan's family, First Persian Empire, Cæsar, Augustus, Cleopatra, Iron Age, founding myths, Italy, Roman occupation of Britain, Punic, Second Punic War, First Punic War, Pyrrhic War, Samnite Wars, Sicily, Gaul, Celts, Battle of Actium, religion, death, missing legions, Germanic, Claudius I, Nero, Year of Four Emperors, Pompeii, Pompey, Vespasian, Judea, Trajan, The Dacian Wars, Antoninus Pius, Marcus Aurelius, Hadrian, circus, gladiators, Spain, Commodus, Severan Dynasty, Septimus Severus, Caracalla, 100s, 200s, 300s, 400s, fall of a civilisation, mystery cult, burial rites, Diocletan, Constantine the Great, The Sack of Rome, Christianity, state religion, Byzantium, Justinian
Series
Penguin Historical Atlases

Conan Barbaren: Festningen ved Tidens port / Kong Kull: Nattens kongerike / Kattegudinnens forbannelse

by Roy Thomas
Paperback, 1985
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fiction, comic, comic anthology, Hyborian Age, Conan the Barbarian, King Kull, Bran Mak Born, barbarian warrior trope, period story, distant past, dinosaurs — 20 more, time travel, action, sword and sorcery, Robert E. Howard, maps, black and white comic, fantasy, wizards, Ancient Rome, Picts, comic adaptation, based-on-books, 200s, Roman occupation of Britain, Cormac na Connacht, Šamaš-šuma-ukin of Babylon, Ashurbanipal of Assyria, Atlantis, femme fatale, cursed treasure
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