Jtucker
Jedi Master
If there's a session in the future that may focus on history (obviously there are a lot more pressing concerns on this planet right now), these questions may be relevant to clearing up some of the discussions on the added 460 years time line thread.
Who was the Emperor in Rome (the city) when it was destroyed?
Was the Constantine that founded Nova Roma (Constantinople) an actual historical figure? If he was, was he the same general that was declared Emperor in Britannia after the destruction of Rome and rebuilt the surviving elements of the empire in the east?
Did the disaster of losing Rome essentially vindicate Paul and Mark's warnings, therefore creating a perfect opportunity for Constantine (or someone else) to re-establish the empire in the east as a nominally Christian New Rome?
How many years elapsed between the physical destruction of Rome and the Plague of Justinian?
Where did the Carolingian's get all their texts? Were they transposed and reconstructed from Syrian sources? Did they construct the Vulgate writing language? Was there direct 4D STS help? Are all these added years essentially a Carolingian construction to legitimize their new and Holy Roman empire by creating an unbroken history back to Christ for political and theological purposes of dominating early medieval Europe?
Why is there no record of Rome's complete physical destruction by natural forces? Why doesn't Procopius or any Syrian writer mention it?
Is there one text that we've overlooked that we should study closer for more understanding?
Who was the Emperor in Rome (the city) when it was destroyed?
Was the Constantine that founded Nova Roma (Constantinople) an actual historical figure? If he was, was he the same general that was declared Emperor in Britannia after the destruction of Rome and rebuilt the surviving elements of the empire in the east?
Did the disaster of losing Rome essentially vindicate Paul and Mark's warnings, therefore creating a perfect opportunity for Constantine (or someone else) to re-establish the empire in the east as a nominally Christian New Rome?
How many years elapsed between the physical destruction of Rome and the Plague of Justinian?
Where did the Carolingian's get all their texts? Were they transposed and reconstructed from Syrian sources? Did they construct the Vulgate writing language? Was there direct 4D STS help? Are all these added years essentially a Carolingian construction to legitimize their new and Holy Roman empire by creating an unbroken history back to Christ for political and theological purposes of dominating early medieval Europe?
Why is there no record of Rome's complete physical destruction by natural forces? Why doesn't Procopius or any Syrian writer mention it?
Is there one text that we've overlooked that we should study closer for more understanding?