SC - Duello by Cheese Cake; High Noon in Trimaris, Spoons at the Ready
Philip & Susan Troy
troy at asan.com
Fri Jan 12 10:58:09 PST 2001
Erika Thomenius wrote:
>
> >Actually, Marcus Porcius Cato the Younger was Cato the Elder's
> >great-grandson, according to Plutarch's Lives. Like his
> > >great-grandfather, Cato the Younger was a staunch Republican and as >such
> >was very much opposed to Julius Caesar. Backing the losing side
> >in the dispute between Pompey and Caesar, he committed suicide before
> >being captured by Caesar in 46 BCE. He was also, IIRC, father-in-law to
> >that honorable man, Marcus Junius Brutus.
>
> Ah, the Romans. 1000 years of well-documented history, and FIVE names among
> them. :)
>
> -Gytha
Hmmm. Gaius, Gnaeus, Marcus, Lucius... um... uh... Tiberius... uh...
PUBLIUS!!! HAH!!! Titus...
But I see your point.
Adamantius, who gets away with a lot due to barbarian ancestors, but
then you all knew that
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Phil & Susan Troy
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