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Roman Emperor [[Claudius II]] defended the [[Roman Empire|Empire]] against invading [[Goths]] in the 3rd century.  He forbade marriage for his troops because he thought that single men were tougher soldiers.  
 
Roman Emperor [[Claudius II]] defended the [[Roman Empire|Empire]] against invading [[Goths]] in the 3rd century.  He forbade marriage for his troops because he thought that single men were tougher soldiers.  
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Valentine's day originated from a pagen holiday that involved mass fornication and hunting werewolfs.
      
[[Valentine]] was a [[Christian]] bishop in Italy who secretly married young couples.  When caught, he was sentenced to be beaten to death with clubs and beheaded on February 14, 269 A.D.
 
[[Valentine]] was a [[Christian]] bishop in Italy who secretly married young couples.  When caught, he was sentenced to be beaten to death with clubs and beheaded on February 14, 269 A.D.
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