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Iamiam Apocalypsis

Iamiam Apocalypsis

Price, T. J.

Paperback

HorrorHistorical Fiction

Publisher Price: $7.99

ISBN10: 1739327306
ISBN13: 9781739327309
Publisher: Mindmybunionpress
Published: Mar 31 2023
Pages: 62
Weight: 0.15
Height: 0.15 Width: 5.06 Depth: 7.81
Language: Latin

The Romans once waged war in Vietnam.


The proof rests solely on this Third Century document, recently smuggled out of the Vatican library, and now made public for the benefit of academe and specialists in ancient history world wide.


Written by a certain Captain B. Villardus, we learn by his own account that he was the dissolute son of a Roman knight, who fled the plague-ravaged city in order to escape his murderous creditors and countless disease-raddled lovers. Having proved himself on several covert missions in the most easterly military campaign the Empire ever waged, Villardus describes his journey up river to seek out a certain Duke G. Kurtz, the lunatic head of a rogue army. Camped in a ruined temple dedicated to the Goddess of death, the Duke's methods were deemed unsound, albeit highly successful. So successful, indeed, that the Count of the Far East feared that Kurtz might both win the war in Vietnam, and then lead his cannibal army on Rome Herself in order to make himself Emperor.

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