Talk:The Roman Mysteries

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I reverted to my previous edits and made some minor changes.

I reverted because the old page contained a series of dead wikilinks - none of the pages beyond Jonathan have been created yet, so having dead links is pointless. If the articles are created, link the characters then.

I removed everything from the category tags beyond the categories themselves 'cause they didn't seem to do anything.

I re-worded the introductory paragraph to be less point of view (i.e. calling series entertaining) while stilll containing the historical links, adding a link to pliny the elder.

All of the books I removed the plot summaries as they made the page sound like a publishing blurb, but kept the tags for those yet to be published.

The TV series reference I embedded in the text so it looks cleaner.

I also changed the header, and replaced 'chronological order' with order of publication - I'm not acutally sure if it's accurate (i.e. whether the publication order follows chronological within the plot) but it seemed to make sense.

WLU 18:23, 17 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Which dedicated fan is doing all this work? If you dont mind me asking? —Preceding unsigned comment added by Htes (talk • contribs)

It has generally been a joint effort between many users. Caladon 05:48, 19 June 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Character list[edit]

I drastically reduced the character list as I felt it pointlessly duplicated the information in the List of characters in The Roman Mysteries. I have kept to just the barest information and have only gone beyond The Thieves of Ostia to say that Lupus is Greek and that Flavia eventually frees Nubia.

I kept the historical characters list as being of general interest. Robina Fox (talk) 09:49, 9 March 2009 (UTC)[reply]