Reflections

The Reflections of Marcus Cato Scaevola is a primary text of philosophy penned by the same World Congress Senator that would go on to become the essential and foundational text for Nova Roma and ultimately a holy text of the Anthroperian religion.Scaevola kept a diary his entire life. Posthumously published under the title Reflections, it became the most widely read text in Nova Roma. Within the pages Scaevola unfolds his profound optimism and New School thinking. Towards the end of his life, he outlined his thoughts about the abrupt dissolution of the Consortium: it was always meant to be, and is part of a now-recognized historical cycle with precedents in the fall of Rome, the razing of Byzantium, and the restructuring of the United States. For Scaevola, conflict is essential to ensure a strong humanity.
== Contents ==
# Preface by Septimus Severus Gaiaus Quintus 
# Introduction
# On the Fall of Roman Republic and Roman Empire
# On the Razing of Byzantium
# On the Restructuring of the United States
# On the Reformation of the Consortium
# Nova Roma
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