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Ancient Roman Times Issue 9

Athens in rubble

Recently, Athens, the magnificent city, experienced its most devastating earthquake to date. Numerous buildings have collapsed, resulting in an unknown number of civilian casualties. This catastrophic event struck the city at a particularly challenging moment, following economic struggles and a previous flood earlier in the year. Schools, churches, and homes in the city and its vicinity have been ravaged by the destruction. A rescue team is being dispatched as I compose this message. Further updates will be provided soon.


New University opening

A new university called the University of Rome is being inaugurated in Rome. It is expected to become the top university globally once construction is finished. The Emperor of Rome has taken the lead on this project. The longevity of this endeavor will be observed, with hopes that it will endure for millennia.


Major Sports News

The public has recently been made aware of Cooperus Cassius challenging Jackius Henrius to a gladiatorial duel. This event is scheduled to take place following the chariot races, providing sports fans with a double feature during a five-hour day at the Colosseum. The Cassius-Henrius rivalry will come to ahead in just a second.


Sports

Today, in a thrilling chariot race, Henrius and Cassius compete against each other for the first time. The race began with Cassius in the lead, closely followed by Henrius. Surprisingly, Cassius threw a spear at Henrius, leaving the crowd, Cassius, and even Henrius amazed when he caught it. Despite this, Henrius managed to overtake Cassius until the final lap, where Cassius regained the lead. However, in a surprising turn of events, Mattius Dilendias surpassed both of them, securing first place while Henrius and Cassius tied for second. Now, the upcoming gladiatorial match will determine the ultimate winner.


To conclude an exceptional day at the Colosseum, Jackius Henrius and Cooperus Cassius engaged in a decisive battle to settle their rivalry. There were rumors that Cooperus was ready to fight to the death. As the fight commenced, their swords clashed with such speed that the spectators struggled to follow the action until Cooperus unexpectedly drew an arrow and shot it at Jackius, causing him to stumble. However, Jackius revealed a hidden armor beneath his shirt, surprising Cassius and enabling him to deliver the final blow. Despite having the upper hand, Jackius chose to show mercy, bringing an end to the events of the day at the Colosseum.




Painting of Jackius Henrius

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