Grab Bag and Ancient Rome

I got my Goodman Games Holiday Grab Bag today (the sale is ended now). It contained:

The top row is things I'm definitely keeping (most of the 4e stuff is alien to me).

• The Random Esoteric Creature Generator by James Edward Raggi IV
• In Search of Adventure ed. Ken Hart
• Points of Light by Robert Conley
• DM Campaign Record
• Age of Cthulhu 2: Madness in London Town by Rick Maffei
• DCC #58: The Forgotten Portal by Chris Doyle
• DCC #59: Mists of Madness by Harley Stroh
• DCC #60: Thrones of Punjar by Rick Maffei
• DCC #72: Beyond the Black Gate by Harley Stroh
• Wicked Fantasy Factory: A Fistful of Zinjas by Luke Johnson
• Monstercology: Orcs by Rick Maffei
• Master Dungeons: Dragora's Dungeon by Harley Stroh
• Master Dungeons: Curse of the Kingspire by Harley Stroh
• Azagar's Book of Rituals ed. Dwight Hulse, Aeryn Rudel, Harley Stroh
• Amethyst: Foundations by Chris Dias

Which I think is a pretty good pull, especially considering The Esoteric Random Creature Generator was not only on my wish list, but enormously discounted:

So About Ancient Rome . . .

I'm thinking of doing something for the Great Khan's latest contest. Initially, I was thinking of making some sort of itinerarium, but I don't think I'll be doing that anymore. But for the use of others, The Orbis Project is an amazing resource.
For the entry I'm considering now, here are two translations of Vitruvius' On Architecture:

• trans. Teubner (well-annotated)
• trans. Morgan (illustrated)

While I may or may not finish in time for the contest (13th January), I'm having a lot of fun with it, and I wish everyone else the same.