bbob_lemon feddit.org2Hide 2 repliesTo be fair to Vergil, they published it against his explicit wish after his death13Reply
PParlimentOfDoom replypiefed.zipIt was a state sponsored work. You don't get to live off the proceeds of that and then deny releasing it.4Reply
aantonim replylemmy.worldIIRC he already read parts of it to the emperor, so it wasn't some private secret text 🤷♂️2Reply
AArchimedes sh.itjust.worksRomewashing is indistinguishable from civmaxing. But I am no expert.8Reply
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To be fair to Vergil, they published it against his explicit wish after his death
It was a state sponsored work. You don't get to live off the proceeds of that and then deny releasing it.
IIRC he already read parts of it to the emperor, so it wasn't some private secret text 🤷♂️
What's the controversy? Romanwashing was the entire point.
Romewashing is indistinguishable from civmaxing. But I am no expert.