129 Nikephoros II

Roman Emperors: Totalus Rankium

Rob and Jamie

History, Comedy

4.9 • 742 Ratings

🗓️ 11 January 2020

⏱️ 112 minutes

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Summary

Nikephoros II knows how to do two things: love God and to shove swords in people until they are dead. The sources greatly differ to as what kind of ruler he was. So what was he? A monster who fell in love? A man falling his duty when he wants to follow God? A man who simply loves a good battle? Find out!

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0:00.0	Welcome to Totalis Rankium.
0:26.7	I am Jamie.
0:27.6	And I'm Rob ranking all of the emperors from Totalis Rankium.
0:31.2	What even happened there?
0:33.3	That was just words.
0:35.8	Extra dimensional.
0:37.3	We're going meta.
0:40.0	Ranking all the totals has ranciums.
0:41.7	From totalis to rancum.
0:43.8	Talat's first week back at work.
0:45.8	Right.
0:46.2	And I'm Rob ranking all of the emperors from Augustus to Constantine 11, and this is episode
0:51.5	1-29, Night Keferos.
0:54.5	D.
0:57.8	Now, we have an interesting situation here, don't we?
1:02.7	Yes, I'm saying confidently, because I'm fully aware of what you're about to say.
1:06.2	I'm not, I was just hoping it'd be a nice segue into something I didn't know about.
1:08.1	Oh, I have totally ruined that segue.
1:09.0	That's all right.
1:13.0	It's fine, I'll cut it. Yes, we do. Yes.
1:17.8	Because last episode, that works quite well actually. We should try these segways more. Yeah, but plan them. Last episode, we looked at Romanos too. We did. We did. See, that was a pause for
1:25.9	agreement. Yes. Yeah.
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