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(Formerly) Daily PLINIVS Chapter
Chapter 61: Delphinus

Previous chapters: https://desuarchive.org/a/thread/281194886/
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>>281241212
O shit it's her
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Doc once again dropping the hardest wisdom.
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>>281241421
>Good end
Hell to the fuck yeah, she deserved it
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Anonymous No.281241538 >>281241682 >>281244757 >>281258407
I'll be frank. If she had anything to do with Eucles then I completely forgot about it.
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>>281241538
I completely forgot about her apparently.
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Anonymous No.281241713 >>281242960 >>281279412
And done!
If the next chapter drops while the thread is still up I'll dump it here. Hope the momentum continues till the end.
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>>281241566
Hopefully he doesn't grow up to be a total schizo like his dad
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>>281241518
>She got the Jousuke ending
Based
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>>281241617
I still don't get the point of the shota character, other than because this was written by a woman
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>>281241713
Thank you for posting.
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Bump as I get the new chapter.
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>>281241538
Eucles fell in love with her kinda went he went to the lvpanar, then he got into some christian gathering and got beat up by a monoceros/unicorn, and I think that's the last time they saw each other.
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Chapter 63: Tyrus
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My EMPEROR can do everything!
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>>281245145
>>281245175
Nero is so talented. Wow
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100% win rate!
Bet your favorite general doesn't have that!
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>>281245604
Aw
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I appreciate Felix's parental side throughout the story.
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Book excerpt.
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Chapter 63.5: Extra
Anonymous No.281246182 >>281264834 >>281267754
https://grandjump.shueisha.co.jp/manga/olympia.html
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>On his arrival at Cenchreae, the port of Corinth, messengers from Nero met Corbulo and ordered him to commit suicide.[9] Undaunted, he strode forward to accept his fate, and fell on his own sword after exclaiming, "Axios!",[9][10] meaning, “I have deserved it.”
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>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tensai_Bakabon
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>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monte_Testaccio
And with that, volume 9 is over!
See you with the start of volume 10.
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This is a good manga
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>>281246415
Thank you for posting.
Anonymous No.281247568 >>281247798
Year of Four Emperors soon?
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>>281241818
In the afterword of vol 11, Mari mentions that she loves creating characters of poor, miserable child. So I assume it's part of the reason why she created the child, since getting its dad killed by random pirates is pretty miserable.

>>281247568
It's going to get skipped
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>>281241107 (OP)
Oh this is still going? I thought OP died after the volcano part.
Anonymous No.281249776 >>281261573
>>281248054
The volcano was a long tile ago
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>>281245099
it's our nigga the announcer
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>>281245239
>SENATORS babbling about the importance of a KING
it's over, rome has fallen.
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>>281245975
>>281246049
that's nice
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>>281241378
it'll only be a few years to get a return on the investment
>>281241439
how can he cry if his mother was mute?
>>281245099
TRVE ROMAN NEWS
FOR TRVE ROMANS
>>281245267
should've changes the name
it is funny how the romans had so few praenomen that even then just ignored them half of the time
>>281245604
His real family were the friends he made along the way
>>281246415
thanks, OP
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>>281245975
There's something in my eye.
>>281246415
Thanks OP
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>>281248054
The gods saw fit to resurrect him.
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>>281241122
volcano part going
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One bump for anons to read.
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>>281245474
he was carried by the old generals that worked under his father. fuck you alexander, face the romans and you would have fleed back like phyrrus.
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>>281257600
No way, he would've committed.
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>>281241538
Didn't Eucles try to rescue her or something? I remember he at least white-knighted for her.
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this is pretty cool i am going to start reading the archive see ya later anons
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>>281241107 (OP)
dolphins
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>>281248054
growing
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>>281246049
>Draw a boy
>Call it a girl
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>>281241107 (OP)
Thank you OP.
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>>281249776
previous tiles
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>>281241150
Dolphinus
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>>281258407
Eucles attended christian gatherings to try and meet her, but at some point she dissapeared and Eucles left Rome to travel with Pliny soon after. Nero managed to find her and sequestered her inside one of his mansion, which she escaped because an earthquake destroyed the wall of her cell.
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>>281241107 (OP)
Burp
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>>281245604
>>281245660
His (her) pac-man eyes are very cute but horribly out of place
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>>281246182
It's funny to learn that there were ancient Roman Greekaboos
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>>281241107 (OP)
We are sooo close to the end
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>>281246182
>Olympia Kyklos
Just read the few chapters of it I could find online, it's just Thermae Romae but a bit more dull
Anonymous No.281267833 >>281268432 >>281268770
this anon >>281267754 lacks ARETE
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>>281267833
>Characters are immediately aware and accepting of the time travel shenanigans
It was a lot more fun in Thermae where Lucius wasn't aware of the fact that he was in the future, simply assuming that he was just in a faraway and highly advanced barbarian province
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>>281264834
during the time between the conquest of Greece and the rise of the Empire, the upper social strata (when not purging itself) in a cultural war between Hellenophiles and Hellenophobes
It helps that plundering Macedon gave enough wealth to remove the need of taxes for two years, but Hellenophiles were just drawn to all of the centers of learning in the Aegean, as well as the wealth of the eastern Mediterranean. With the expansion of the Empire into the Levant, it would be one of the drives that implicitly split the empire between East and West, especially as power and attentions moved further from Rome
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>>281267833
To add on to my thoughts in >>281267754 >>281268432, Olympia feels less thematically coherent than Thermae. The MC Demetrios jumps in focus between sports and art (vase painting (manga)) compared to Lucius who is only focused on bathing culture and bath house architecture/design. It's probably also because of this that the story in Thermae follows a clearer plotline than in Olympia. Not saying Olympia isn't good, but Thermae does a lot of what it does in a more fun and entertaining way.

Also, the
>muh glorious Nippon
-ism feels rather more blatant and heavier in Olympia than in Thermae.
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>>281246415
>See you with the start of volume 10
Any idea of when?
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>>281267754
The manga is less comedic than thermae romae, but it felt a bit more like a discussion about the place of sport in society and what people see in sport. If you want something close to Thermae Romae, the anime of Olympia Kyklos is just that. It uses the same premise, but most of the episodes are anime original.
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>>281270297
>discussion about the place of sport in society and what people see in sport
Almost half of the chapters aren't even about sport, but art (and subsequently manga). It lost me when it got to Tezuka having a discussion with Plato about the art of manga
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Chapter 64: Huwawa
>>281270157
Now
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humbaba
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gilgamesh
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enkidu
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enlil
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>>281272542
MUSHI
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>>281241107 (OP)
artstyle resembles thermae romae
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Hold up, you pour it in the ear!?
Anonymous No.281273291 >>281275170 >>281279379
Refrences.
See you next chapter!
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>>281273158
>>281273192
pliny has ARETE
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Gilgamesh
and Enkidu
at Uruk
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>>281274048
they're best friends.
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>>281274048
...sitting under a tree c-h-o-p-p-i-n-g!
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>>281273291
no reference to Gilgamesh or ancient legends of a king destroying the cedar forest, pretty sure the romans never found any references to those stories
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>>281275170
NH isn't a very good source to learn about gods or justify that romans knew about them, since the only time Pliny talk about gods is to say that people are mad if they think they are more than one god. And if there's one, it's just what we call Nature.
About Huwawa, Mari says in this volume afterword that there isn't any mention of Huwawa in NH, but she got the idea of adding it to the story because her son was reading the epic of Gilgamesh at the time, and Pliny was around the same area.
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>>281272870
>you've been eating too much honey
i doubt back then they knew about the relationship between caries and sugars.
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>>281273256
kek. thanks op.
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>>281273291
Thank you for posting.
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>>281241713
Thanks
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>>281272975
I see what you mean.
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>>281275512
saved
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>>281273256
>Toothache
>Pour resin in the ear
The ancients were weird
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>>281274463
Shaka when the walls fell...
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rudolplinivs
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>>281241181
help arrives
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>>281274048
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>>281272975
It's by the same author
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>>281245175
>Sporus
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>>281286059
Now you're talking.
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>>281286074
damn you're right. it says mari yamazaki on the cover. didn't know she was making other manga.
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>>281286074
That explains a lot.
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>>281287033
I don't get it.
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>>281292954
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sporus
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>>281293038
Ah, thanks
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Next chapter soon!
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Does this have historically accurate romans?
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Oh shit, it's out!
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Chapter 65: Galba
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You're going to be the emperor! And you're going to be the emperor! He's going to be the emperor too! And that guy's going to be the emperor!
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The young boys are a must!
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*rubs hands together*
>All for ROME!
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Was the part about his shitty singing necessary?
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And done!
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>>281300531
I'm sure that guy will become an emperor loved by his people and will have a long rule!
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>>281300079
I wished I lived in Nero's time...
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>>281300492
it's his most hideous crime
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>>281300573
roman iberia is woefully underrated, wish we saw more of it.
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>>281300573
Thank you for posting.
Anonymous No.281306113 >>281308358
bump for anons reading
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>>281306113
>bump for anons reading
No
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>>281241107 (OP)
Is this the new thermae romae