hi yea it was me on AIM lol never heard of twitter and u kinda caught me off gaurd lol sorry!

That's all very true, and I often find myself wondering about it... History "as we know it" is a very good way to put it, because remember, it was fact once that the world was flat. :) But on that note, if Caesarion wasn't Caesar's son, I'm not sure the likelihood that he wouldn't have been killed anyway... It's obvious they thought he was, and try convincing the entire Roman people that, oops, we made a mistake, sorry! He's actually this former Roman soldier's son. I'm not entirely sure they would have gotten away with it and been able to return to Rome, but I suppose that trusting bond between Pullo and Octavian covered that up nicely, didn't it?

That said, I do like the focus on the "everyday," how they used Vorenus and Pullo to show what Roman life was like, as far as current research shows. In all the Roman things I could get my hands on, I don't think I've come across another that has had that perspective with such depth.

Thanks! Your a doll!

i too am an apple geek. an apple evangelist, even.