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5) Rome’s Beginnings

Topic 5 – Session 5 – The Ancient Centuries

At the beginning the settlements on the seven hills along the Tiber River did not seem anything special. There were other Latin settlements all around not to mention the Sabines and the mighty Etruscans. Those first Romans themselves would have been astonished at what their legacy would be.

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Romulus and Remus
Romulus and Remus

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Course The Ancient Centuries
Session 5 800 to 700

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