Greece Recasts Rome

Name: Greece Recasts Rome
Author: Good At Pretending To Be Dead

by Good At Pretending To Be Dead

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In 1863, the 17-year-old Prince George of Denmark came to Athens and became the king of the Greeks. People say he changed everything. Commenting on him, historians wrote: What he inherited was a small peninsula country that was poor, chaotic, and desperate. What he left behind was a stable, strong, and prosperous Near Eastern power. He spent sixty years proving that the strength of a country does not lie in enthusiasm, but in pragmatism and calmness; it does not lie in militarism, but in restrained cultivation. The poet praised his achievements thus: When lightning streaked across the sky and thunder echoed through Constantinople. From Libya to Baku, wherever the sound of my Orthodox bells is heard, the glory of my Basilius shines.

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Restore Greek polytheism?

Polytheistic Rome is the orthodox Rome, while Christian Rome is ultimately a creation of the Jews.

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Restore Greek polytheism?

Polytheistic Rome is the orthodox Rome, while Christian Rome is ultimately a creation of the Jews.

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It's good-looking, very good-looking. It's a work that readers who like novels with rigorous research will definitely like. If the textbook says that "politics is an extension of the economy," then the protagonist will achieve the concentration of power through economic reforms, and then implement economic reforms through the concentration of power. Different from the power struggle in the office of ordinary novels, the protagonist will initiate the general trend of reform to unite all people with lofty ideals and fundamentally dismantle the political foundation of the opposition. Someone come and read it quickly. I'm really afraid that this book with the two labels "Greek" and "Roman" will be directly eunuch.