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This is a compilation of coins, an indication of how Romans view empire, which has been lost. To the modern slave mentality of 'oppression', where we cannot assert ourselves over our vassals any longer.
It was a divine reality, the emperor is shown with the Juno (goddess of marriage) of the nation as the bride of the imperial numen.
Concordia was venerated in the imperial household as guarantor of peace between patrician and pleb, ruler and ruled, and province and emperor.
We have forgotten these virtues due to marxist and masonic academia. The slave revolt narrative of jews. A lot comes to light when you look beyond this.
I see that Christians are generally culturally divorced from the broader European history, which includes these arts and gods. But then you also lose their powers.
The museums are temples, not storehouses. The energy is alive in the air.
