Bird Mania, Strongboys, and Tunnel Bears
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The Themyscira Tunnel Bears sounds like a Hockey Team.
It really does!
More like a Linus Tech Tip Sponsor.
I have one question about the Siege of Themyscira - how the hell does a (presumably walled) city under siege get their hands on bears? Did they just happen to have a zoo? Was their some rich eccentric who just happened to have some pet bears in their mansion? Did the city garrison have trained bears (a la Wojtek)?
This is going to keep me up all night.
Well Themyscira was a hellenic city at the time. And in hellenic culture they used to use animals for entertainment sometimes. So it is possible that the bears had some keeper who had some business with useing bears as entertainment, and that he would then willingly or forcefully turn in his exotic animals over to the defence of the city against the romans.
MrSaywutnow that's corporal wojtec to you
Boy, it took some guts to approach Octavian with a bird that said "Hail Anthony!"
"hey.. i know your like the most powerfull person in the known world and you just ended a brutal conflict but here is a bird hailing your former enemy... please don't kill me"
so, probably Octavian was a pretty chill guy towards commoners
I actually Octavian was going to kill him
It turns out Octavian was quite cool guy
Some guy basically told Octavian that his mother slept around and the only reason they looked similar to each other was that they had the same father and he just laughed his ass off in response. He was definitely a chiller guy than you'd expect
He was a sociopath that did not give a shit about that kind of thing.
“All my work and all my money wasted”
- My parents
You have no Idea how much I relate to this comment. Every day my mum makes sure I know she feels this way
@@OHYS It doesn't make it true. To me it sounds like the mother is not worthy of her child. Remember to be kind to yourself :)
@@OHYS dont fall into that trap of guilt trip, some parents have children as if they were lottery tickets, expecting to get a confy retirement while the kids pay the bill.
@@abanomex9038 my mum is definitely not like that, she loves me more than anything else, she just gets frustrated sometimes. It’s ok at the moment because I’m doing better at college at the moment
Sounds like what all parents say about their children at one point
I just want to imagine Arrian sitting in the afterlife feeling utter joy as he looks down upon people discussing his dog in such a nice and kind way.
Yes it’s amazing to read something about a dog knowing the dog was next to him whilst he wrote it
And you know Horme is there with him, jumping up and down, just happy that he's happy, like a good dog.
The whip part of the story is so sad.
Xenophon, veteran of the legendary escape of 10,000 Greeks from Persia, eponymous author of many texts indispensable to classical studies, and apparently a conscientious authority on puppy names.
The ancient world is incredible.
Oct-Avian. Coincidence? I think not.
I never noticed that!
What does Oct and Avian mean?
Google "avian".
OK, I did. OMG, it says it's a bird!
Oct = Eight, Avian = Bird
Horme sounds like such a sweet girl. Apparently even 2000 years ago people liked to gush about their dogs.
Namacub95 not only that, but her owner ensured that 2000 years later we'd still remember Horme
Homie*
@@nqh4393 nope.
@@kidyomu89 yes.
@@IAMSOUND99 did you watch the video...
That story about the raven was hilarious. And the one about Horme legitimately made me tear up. We are separated from Arrianus by 2000 years. He could not have conceived of us today and it's hard to imagine what the world was like back then. If we met this guy today, we could barely communicate with him even with the help of experts, let alone find much common ground on a personal level, yet our love for a dog transcends time and it is something that everyone instantly understands.
If you learned koine Greek, you'd probably be able to talk to him just fine. Though, he'd probably think you're spreaking with an accent due to errors with the reconstructed pronunciation, even if you spoke it perfectly.
@@kargaroc386 English has enough Latin influence that it would be possible if you used enough verbose words.
I like to think that I would have racism in common with him as well.
-C'mon, we'll tunnel under the walls, what's the worst that could happen?
-I dunno, bears maybe?
-Shut up Greg
What's a Yankees infielder got to do with ancient warfare?
Trust me man, it would be unBearable to me.
lol
Best comment here by far
I dunno, maybe they'll release the bears? Or the bees? Or the bears with bees in their mouth, and when they growl, they shoot bees at you?
Good to know dog people haven't changed in over 2000 years...
Pickle Rick S T R O N G B O Y E
IKR
I seriously teared up about Horme.
Hint down the freeman
@@phooepe same :*(
"Octavian had a weird thing for birds"
But what about the baby attached to his leg in every statue
Sounds like something Biden would want
Cyrus Cheng
Fuck off. Don’t bring American Politics to a history video
@@a.h.tvideomapping4293 So why don't you report it?
Halffastcyclist i did
Someone's got some anger problems.
Crow: "Caw!"
Octavian, holding two large sacks of money and pushing past citizens: "I WOULD LIKE TO BUY YOUR BIRD RIGHT NOW"
Horme is the original good doggo
No that's Argos.
A L T O G E T H E R
E X C E L L E N T
Zachary Ramirez nah that was Cerberus
The og probably never had a name.
@@ceterfo probably just called “dog” or “bark” it’s like the Egyptian cat breed “mau” which is literally the sound they make.
Because humans are creative and very very bad at naming things.
Look the first people to ‘tame’ wolves/dogs were probably Nordic, considering where wolves are naturally found
Get this: when the Vikings arrived in America, they named the place they landed “flatstone land” (now known as Newfoundland) because. I kid you not. The stones were flat.
Would not surprise me if the first dog was named “Bark”!
Tunnel bears is amazing "how do we stop these guys?!?!' *Someone takes a drag from a cigarette* "I say we dig a hole, and throw bears down it." *crowd cheers*
"Not only do we screw with the siegers, we can get rid of some of these damn bears! They eat way too much, and they honestly aren't doing us much good elsewhere."
Shakespeare said you die twice, once when your spirit leaves your body, and then again some time later when your name is said for the last time. Horme has lived a long, long time, thanks to Arrian's writings, and we can clearly see that the more things change, the more they stay the same.
sir, that was Banksy
Banksy, not Shakespeare
"There are three deaths. The first is when the body ceases to function. The second is when the body is consigned to the grave. The third is that moment, sometime in the future, when your name is spoken for the last time." ― David M. Eagleman, "Sum: Forty Tales from the Afterlives"
"Some day soon, perhaps in forty years, there will be no one alive who has ever known me. That's when I will be truly dead - when I exist in no one's memory. I thought a lot about how someone very old is the last living individual to have known some person or cluster of people. When that person dies, the whole cluster dies,too, vanishes from the living memory. I wonder who that person will be for me. Whose death will make me truly dead?" ― Irvin D. Yalom, "Love's Executioner and Other Tales of Psychotherapy"
@@jessicas.4139 banksy didnt create that. It's a sentiment that stretches back to the ancient Egyptians at least. Banksy is just repeating what he learned from prior writers
There is a disease affecting dogs
It is a sexually transmitted cancer, if you take a sample of this cancer it does not match the DNA of either dog
It is the DNA of the dog who first got this particular strain of cancer
This dog died the second death before the first
And that dog, called Horme, shall be remembered for longer than anyone in my entire lineage.
I will forget you just like you forgot that you wrote this comment
@@deerdust6484 that's deep bro
@@powfoot4946 I did forget this comment and I did forget that guy
You will forget me too
@@powfoot4946 it’s all just a burning memory and your just here to pass time
@@powfoot4946 almost everything you do here or in other social medias is just to pass time in between the churning of your life responsibilities and duties
Rome: Total War really drops the ball, including incendiary pigs but not tunnel bears and bees.
Wasn't there a DLC that let you catapult jars of bees at your enemy?
BoxStudioExecutive Yes but they were just regular bees, we want tunnel bees :^)
You mean like red wasps?
@Martín Castro well you can get sappers. Why not tunnel bears?
When the Raven squeaked “Hail Antony”
I thought “Augustus no don’t do this”
I’m pleasantly surprised that Augustus was pleasantly surprised
Good guy Augustus
Because anyone who could use that bird to injure him politically was already dead 💀
Augustus was the opposite of a good guy, torturing people for fun and causing mass starvation..... Idk men
@@kitkat47chrysalis95 sheeeeeeeeeeeeeesh what a chad
@@kitkat47chrysalis95 I see no issue with this, they deserved it
Horme is the goodest girl of the ancient world! Just seeing that oval spin like crazy made me visualize all of the dogs that have been insanely happy to see me, and that's a good feeling :D
This video is old, but... My dog just passed away after 10 happy years (she was 13, and a rescue like Arrian's) and it's been hurting a lot, but this inspired me to journal about her in hopes that her memory be kept alive like Horme.
hi its been a year what was your dogs name and on a scale from 10 to 11 how good of a girl was she
@@poisonmantis4191 Her name was Amber, and she was wonderful. When she laid down she crossed her two front paws like a lady. She liked to chase toads but never caught them. When you rubbed her ears she'd melt into you. We had an elderly cat for a while and they coexisted just fine, sometimes she'd lick the cat's (Dusty's) face (Dusty did not like this but tolerated Amber's presence). 12/10 girl.
@@hroberson3397 amber sounds like the perfect dog and i will think abt her every time i read about horme and her owner
I would like to have you know, that even years years later, complete strangers from around the globe remember your good girl Amber.
It's so wonderful that you gave Amber such a good life. I can tell she was amazing, and you really loved her and still do. I had my first dog for almost 16 years and she was just the best. She still lives in my heart and always will. :)
Strongboi™
Batteries not included
Each addition sold separately
The second thing is so sweet.
exactly!! this make those people from long ago so much real
A bit creepy to me
How is a story about a lovable dog creepy.... I dont understand some people, really
I believe the point of view differs from person to person, and how they perceive their pets. If you don't own or aren't around pets, it's hard to empathize with what Arrian felt. Some of them treat them as only pets. Some treat them as whole family members. For me, Arrian's story is amazingly wholesome, and I can relate to his feelings.
Hillary XD
*in an alternate world*
“We have these weird story about tunnel bears but WHAT ABOUT THE ANIMAL HUSBANDRY OF THE ROMANS? IT’S NOT FAIR!”
I love that Octavian was so blown away by the guys' ingenuity and the one guy's brass balls that he just let it slide that they also taught a bird to say "Hail Antony." Smacks of Alexander meeting Diogenes the Cynic and just not being able to get mad at the dude because it was too funny that he told Alexander to stop blocking his sun.
WHO WOULD WIN? 2000 YEARS OF INFORMATION PURGES OR 1 HORME?
Robert Dobbs You are a Legend XD
O N E S T R O N G B O Y E
You mean those monks spending years copying ancient books all day were actually destroying knowledge? Most of the classics are preserved solely because of them
+Dylan Dog But there were plenty of marauding armies that liked fo burn everything, including libraries. Along with random fires that destroyed documents.
@@dylan__dog That's BS, only use monks had for most old books was to scrape them clean of ink, then write nonsensical treaties on how many devils can dance on tip of a pin. It's amazing what scientists find these days with scanners on old books that had been "preserved" that way to be replaced by nonsense...
Someone should contact Tunnel Bear and tell them to sponsor a video about the siege of Themyscira.
Timothy McLean I was thinking about that VPN!
I was so expectant the whole time that it will eventually end with tunnel bear sponsor.
best segway in human historie just got wasted :(
All this.
#tunnelbearlivesmatter
For those who may or may not want the original names, here they are, our beloved Historia Civilis dude named them in the same order that appears in the treatise, that makes it easier for all of you to understand!
“Give the hounds short names, so as to be able to call to them easily. The following are the right sort: Psyche, Thymus, Porpax, Styrax, Lonchê, Lochus, Phrura, Phylax, Taxis, Xiphon, Phonax, Phlegon, Alcê, Teuchon, Hyleus, Medas, Porthon, Sperchon, Orgê, Bremon, Hybris, Thallon, Rhomê, Antheus, Hebe, Getheus, Chara, Leusson, Augo, Polys, Bia, Stichon, Spudê, Bryas, Oenas, Sterrus, Craugê, Caenon, Tyrbas, Sthenon, Aether, Actis, Aechmê, Noes, Gnomê, Stibon, Hormê.”
Does that mean "Strongboy"="Sthenon"?
Oh hey, thanks, I was looking for this.
@The Mythocratic Monster how did you get your phone or computer to write in ancient Greek?
I'm not naming my dog Orgy
@@Crick1952
Not even if it’s a nymphomaniac? :P
The type of man who writes hunting manuals with his dog is intelligent, witty, and more likely to have detailed accounts of his life. The type of man who throws bears into a tunnel is rugged, makes his own moonshine, and probably cant spell his own name. So unfortunately we dont have well written accounts of bears in tunnels
But I mean... It was a bear... In a tunnel... What do ppl think happened??
The amount of weird stuff that one might find while doing research is staggering. Let's see what the godfather of the youtube historical scene was able to dig.
Kings and Generals we are waiting for some "spicy" historical facts from you as well :)
Hey!
Hi, I would be interested in seeing if you can top this - if only for the lols, say April First, like a very silly war or some such. I mean two particular Italian states once fought over a bucket.
Mongols: Fall of Khwarezm - Battles of Parwan and Indus DOCUMENTARY !
Kings and Generals, i like that you guys are modest, but the title of Godfather belongs to you ;)
Subterranean roman battles with bees and tunnel bears... sounds like a good idea for a movie!
No it doesn't, but do it NOW
Someone needs to get Hollywood on this now!
6 days? da fuck?
Reginald Pugginton Nooooo, not the beeeaaaas!
It sounds like something straight out of Dwarf Fortress.
Fabulous stuff, I can't name one of your videos that hasn't been a joy to watch and listen. The story about birds cracked me up! Thumbs up!
Ah yes.
Shoutout to the sweet guy who just wanted to share how much he loves his dog
The prophecy of Horme is fulfilled.
it is very touching. may their souls frolic forevermore in the afterlife
htf5555 Indeed, a tale worth being told!
Sokrates with ADHD T H E P R O P H E C Y I S T R U E.
Like your username
"I have a dog named 'Hillary.'"
"Is that a political joke?"
"Yes, but from 2,000 years ago."
"Er. . ."
It's more of a classical literature joke.
*Each word would be surrounded by a quote, but I'm too lazy to do it.
Francis Lai do it. I need to know this
"It's" "more" "of" "a" "classical" literature "joke".
It's a work in progress! =)
Hillaryous.
Aw, man. That story about Horme. I'm not crying, you're crying!!
Good dog.
I love how there are countless kings and leaders throughout the ages that did all they could to have their names remembered throughout history only to be forgotten. But this man and his relationship with his dog from Ancient Rome survived to this day.
my next dog will be named STRONGBOY
How does your current dog feel about you thinking about their replacement?!
Fun etymological fact: Cynegeticus or Κυνηγετικός has its roots in the words κύων "dog" + ἄγω "I lead", so the word properly means "On Leading Dogs Around"
Saturnus Devorans so...dogwalking=hunting?! Lolll
Can you un-translate the dog names?
Psyche is the greek word for Soul. Well, the rest are pretty loosely translated so it's difficult to translate them back to Greek. The funny thing is that Xenophon is actually a pretty serious and importand historian. He wrote of the rest of the Peloponnese war after Thucydides died in a pretty biased way ( Even though he was an Athenian, he loved Sparta ). The dude propably got so bored in the farm that was gifted to him by the Spartans that started writing about Puppy names and Horse riding lol.
This could be a video/forum post in and of itself
The Mythocratic Monster Thanks for putting in the work on this one. Really well done.
That whole segment on Horme just made me smile to damn wide. Who's a good girl? Horme's a good girl! YES SHE IS.
*Happy afterlife dog noises*
Loved your animation for Dash. That was the most affection I've ever had for a gray oval.
I think it's fair. Instead of a book about death we got one about love and acceptance from a man that rescued a dog before it was cool. And by the description took good care of it.
The ancient time seems so distante and long ago. I think it's pretty cool we can get a sight of their private lives to relate and understand that people from 3000 years ago aren't so different from us.
And with a final tyrannical cry, lord paramount Civilis shouts to the gods “IT'S NOT FAIR”
I must say that Xenophon's On Horsemanship is still a must read for horseman to this day, and the book helped my personal growth as a rider.
It’s weird yet charming to see how dog behavior hasn’t really changed since the Roman Empire. It’s also very humanizing to hear that a person 2000 years ago had the same experiences, and presumably felt the same emotions, that I have with my lil puppy today
OK, I'm naming my next dog/cat Psyche.
JohnsonLobster how is this comment 6 days old when the vid is published today? Is this Patreon?
This video was uploaded today, but this comment is marked *6 days ago* ?
That's already been pointed out and answered.
What about Butcher?
Spigot, Bodkin, and Rockdove are my favorites from the list. Fuck it, I'm naming my next dog Sputnik and my next cat Bodkin
*Tunnel bears rule!*
Shroomy *WE ARE THE TUNNEL BEAR*
*That's us. And we rule!*
Fuck the Tunnel Snakes, Tunnel Bears is where it's at!
Mess with the tunnel bears and you'll get the claws!
The tunnel snakes will triumph over this upstart bear gang
Arrian had two great loves in his life: Xenophon and Horme.
2000 years and people still love their dogs the same. Dogs truly are the ultimate good boy.
clicked on this video thinking "what does this have to do with Rome?"
now I know.
You learn something new every day.
Tunnel bears RULE!!!
We're the tunnel bears
Super Akman new Vegas is better
I bet Arrian is happy that around 250k people remember his dog.
Where's my Sabaton song about Legionaries fighting bears underground?
Also, I love hearing about stories like Arrian and Horme, because it shows that for all the changes that 2, 3, or 4 millennia can bring, some things really are the same, and that people can almost always find something to connect over. I think that's a very human thing to experience, for a lack of a better term.
Birds were ancient cryptocurrency GG
Birbcoin
dirbcoin
Chirpcoin. :3
Dude who has bitcoin: "All my work and all my money wasted"
Me: "haha awesome I'll buy!"
All my money and all my apes, gone!
I'm very disappointed that this video wasn't sponsored by TunnelBear >:(
Calamack was kinda expecting that
I know right! It would have been amazing.
I love that more than a thousand years later Horme is now remembered by perhaps up to 371.352 people (the view count of this video as I'm watching it). It's really touching. I'm glad this is the case.
I can't tell you how much I love the Augustus bird story!!
You had me at Bird Mania
The emperor was a funny guy :D
Which one there was like over 20
@@sextuspompeius1266 the one and only of course, the first citizen imperator caesar augustus, son of god
I loved hearing the dog names. Couldn't help but imagine all the dogs that have been loved and named and live their lives alongside humans over the centuries. I dunno why but that really humanized the ancients for me.
I don't remember the last time I laughed so hard at something on TH-cam, I still have tears on my face from imagining half of Rome teaching random birds to suck up to Augustus, what a bizzare piece of history, I really hope you find more like it!
Where can i buy Birdcoin?
tunnelbear.com
It’s in the strong boy category
Why would you want to buy birdcoin?
By bitconnect
computo2000 I'm interested
I genuinely could not stop laughing throughout the video, the idea of people randomly throwing bears into holes on the ground is just too hilarious
Same here but I'm really curious how the hell a city under siege suddenly had access to bears. How did they lower them without the bears being injured.Did they team up the bears and bees or send them in separately... I HAVE SO MANY QUESTIONS!!!
Bear ops. An ancient and forgotten military doctrine. The only explanation.
If I ever get a greyhound I'm naming them Horme in honour of this delightful pupper
I now listen to Chris Zabriskie whenever I’m reading Roman history books. As it’s just a haunting, mysterious and/or playful immersion associated with the subject matter thanks to use in your videos. Please keep using his music haha
Made me laugh like a madman in the office!
The Flame Of Heaven what specifically made you laugh like that out of curiosity?
the Bird scam!
That part about Horme actually touched me. We really haven’t changed much at all, have we?
Ancient people describing their pets makes me really happy.
To be fair, it's a pretty good doggo.
Hey Xenophons Peri Hippikes is still the foundational work on the humane treatment and training of horses; and if you ride horses today still offers a lot of well thought out advice and interesting exercises for improving your horsemanship.
Great, I was just strugling how to name animals in my story.
How has your story been received?
@@martind349 My desk drawer loves it!!! The two beta-readers whom I dared to show it are still alive for what that's worth...
I do have a siege with tunnel bears planned for the continuation
Maybe one day, ten years down the line I'll relase my monster upon the world, and some avid HC fan reading it will notice the inspiration.
The story about Horme is the most wholesome shit I have ever seen
Oh man, that bird mania thing really cracked me up hard. The Horme story brought tears to my eyes. And the fact that so many scriptures have been lost is tragic, but we shall be grateful for the few glimpses we get. Imagining life back then and connecting to those people through their stories is truly amazing. Thank you for sharing your insight!
You do an insane amount of research for your videos you managed to motivate me to actually read books for once i always hated reading in school which probably made me have a bad opinion about reading but I just got the Gallic Wars and still reading and I like the fact that I saw all of your battle videos before i read the book so as soon as I knew it was going to a new chapter I already knew what battles were going to be fought thank you so much your videos gave me more context into what I was reading. Keep it up!
I didn't read much in school either, because if there's one thing the education system does especially well, it's stifle kids' intellectual curiosity and natural love of learning.
We have to re-discover those things as adults. Luckily, it's never too late.
counter-intuitive to read a summary before the actual thing
Dude, how did you not get TunnelBear to sponsor this video? This was hilarious!
Octavian accidentally getting a entire town full of ravens screaming “hail Octavian” is hilarious
Arrian was a smart guy to immortalize good girl Horme.
It was wild that random people could approach the Caesar on the street
Getting a bit emotional at the end, as though you almost couldn't bear it!
I'll see myself out.
Hardûn just take the steps to the left sir...
Well, you have to admit it's a grizzly situation!
Must have been a *beezy* situation
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Dude that was unBEARable.
What a fucking ride. Started just looking for the origin of the term “crossing the rubicon” -- ended up binge watching this entire Roman series !!!!
I fell that the story of Horme, Arrian's dog, is just totally wholesome and hearthwarming! Just great!
Did you just use the laughing-cry emoji unironically in a historical video lol
it was definitely ironic
Augustus Danklordus Maximus
Matt Sturgeon what thel said. It's the most powerful man in the world being turned into a meme lord Ironically
I hate the replies to this comment and their misunderstanding of what irony is.
The context of a scholarly subject matter as this and the "pop-culture"-reference is a pretty stark contrast.
I’m sure the only reason why Appian spent so little time on the Tunnel Bears and Tunnel Bees is because they were actually very effective and he didn’t want others to know how effective it was at thwarting his sappers, lest more towns try that as a defense
Arrian's story of his puppy is adorable
As a dog person, I quite love Horme and Arrian's story.
There's something really humanising about Arrian's account of Horme. He may have lived nearly 2000 years ago in a society drastically different to today, but it's reassuring to know that even back in those times people loved their strongboys the way we do now.
I fucking love this. Go Horme
This is me re-watching this video, and loving it all the more.
This was amazing, I'd love more stuff like this!
Your channel has long been my favorite, but this - this just made me fall in love. Seriously, great work.
I have greyhounds, my next is going to be called Horme.
Horme sounded just like my grey that followed me around the house, never leaving arms reach. I never kissed her on the mouth, though.
One year later, is there finally a Horme II?
Placid! Did you do it?
This was a real treat. Thanks!
Love these types of historical videos, keep it up!
Bears and bees were sacred animals associated to Artemis, one of the chief Goddesses of the Amazons. Maybe there's some symbolism involved in this episode.
Love this channel... always able to make my day better when a new vid pops up! Thank you for the quality and informative content!
Some more of these would be absolutely awesome.
This has to be my favorite episode. More more more like this
A new historia civilis video!!! Now that made my day
xenophon's on hunting book is very interesting for new hunters
It's like "On Hunting for Dummies" but in ancient Greek.
LOVED this video. would love to see more of these coming out!
Aww that dude loved his dog