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    A shepherd found the boys shortly after building the town the twin brothers Romulus and took them home to look after the twins had a big argument about who should be in charge. Mars. When they were very young they were abandoned by the banks of boys as his own children. Romulus then became the first built a town on the spot where the king of this town which he named pity on them fed them with her milk. Rome, after himself.

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    The Ancient Rome: Romulus and Remus

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    A shepherd found the boys shortly after building the town the twin brothers Romulus and took them home to look after the twins had a big argument about who should be in charge. Mars. When they were very young they were abandoned by the banks of boys as his own children. Romulus then became the first built a town on the spot where the king of this town which he named pity on them fed them with her milk. Rome, after himself.

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    THEANCIENTROME

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    THE WORLDS WOW MAPEH

    November 22, 2010

    ROMULUS AND REMUS


    Laterashepherdfoundtheboys
    Shortlyafterbuildingthetown
    ThetwinbrothersRomulusand
    andtookthemhometolookafter
    thetwinshadabigargument
    RemuswerethesonsoftheGod
    them.Heendedupraisingthe
    aboutwhoshouldbeincharge.
    Mars.Whentheywereveryyoung
    theywereabandonedbythebanksof
    boysashisownchildren.The
    Romulusoverpoweredhisbrother
    theRiverTiberandlefttofendfor
    boysgrewuptobeverystrong
    Remuswhodiedinthefight.
    themselves.Luckilyforthemthey
    andcleverandtheydecidedto
    Romulusthenbecamethefirst
    werefoundbyashewolfwhotook
    buildatownonthespotwherethe
    kingofthistownwhichhenamed
    pityonthemfedthemwithhermilk.
    Shepherdhadfoundthem.
    Rome,afterhimself.

    Romes
    Architecture
    LessonThree

    November22,2010

    ROMANROADSFORCONQUEST
    Roadsbuildingplayedakey
    TheRomanshadlearnedto
    roleinRomanmilitary
    mixlimemortar,pouritinto
    conquest.ItallowedRoman
    awoodenmold,andwaitfor
    legionstomovequicklyfrom
    ittobecomeashardasstone.
    onetroublespottoanotherin
    theempire.WhereverRoman
    soldierswent,theybuiltroads.

    Romes
    Architecture
    LessonThree

    November22,2010

    THEAQUEDUCTS:WATERSUPPLY
    TheRomansalsobuilt
    Tokeepthewaterflowing,
    aqueducts,orstonetroughs
    allaqueductswerebuiltata
    heldaloftbysupports.The
    constantslopefrom
    aqueductswereawaytomove
    beginningtoend.
    waterfromitssourceinthe
    mountainstocommunitiesin
    lowerregion.

    Romes
    Architecture
    LessonThree

    November22,2010

    ARCHOFTITUS:TRIUMPHALARCH
    Itisa1stcen.honorificarchlocated
    ontheViaSacra,Rome.Itwas
    constructedinc.82ADbytheRoman
    EmperorDomitianshortlyafterthe
    deathofhisolderbrotherTitusto
    commemorateTitus'victories,
    includingintheSackofJerusalemin
    70A.D.

    Romes
    Architecture
    LessonThree

    November22,2010

    ARCHOFTITUS:THEINSCRIPTION

    SENATVS
    THESENATEANDPEOPLEOFROME(DEDICATE
    POPVLVSQVEROMANVS
    THIS)TOTHEDIVINETITUSVESPASIANUS
    DIVOTITODIVIVESPASIANIF[ILIO]
    AUGUSTUS,SONOFTHEDIVINEVESPASIAN.
    VESPASIANOAVGVSTO

    Romes
    Architecture
    LessonThree

    SinceTHEN

    ARCHOFTITUS:THERESTORATION
    (THIS)MONUMENT,
    REMARKABLEINTERMSOF
    BOTHRELIGIONANDART,
    HADWEAKENEDFROMAGE:
    PIUSTHESEVENTH,SUPREME
    PONTIFF,
    BYNEWWORKSONTHEMODEL
    OFTHEANCIENTEXEMPLAR
    ORDEREDITREINFORCEDAND
    PRESERVED.
    INTHEYEAROFHISSACRED
    RULERSHIPTHE24TH

    INSIGNERELIGIONISATQVE
    TheoppositesideoftheArchofTitus
    ARTISMONVMENTVM
    receivednewinscriptionsafteritwas
    VETVSTATEFATISCENS
    restoredduringthepontificateofPope
    PIVSSEPTIMVSPONTIFEX
    PiusVIIbyGiuseppeValadierin
    MAX(IMVS)
    1821.Therestorationwas
    NOVISOPERIBVSPRISCVM
    intentionallymadeintravertineto
    EXEMPLARIMITANTIBVS
    differentiatebetweentheoriginaland
    FVLCIRISERVARIQVEIVSSIT
    therestoredportions.
    ANNOSACRIPRINCIPATVS
    EIVSXXIIII

    Romes
    Architecture
    LessonThree

    November22.2010

    AMPHITHEATRUMFLAVIUM
    DuringtheFlaviandynasty,
    (6996A.D),thefamous
    colosseumwasbuiltinRome.
    Itservedasamodelforlarge
    sportsarenasasbullringsand
    footballbowls.

    Romes
    Architecture
    LessonThree

    November22,2010

    THEFAMOUSCOLOSSEUM
    Thecolosseumwasthelargest
    buildingofitskindinthe
    ancientworld.Itwasbuiltso
    tightlythatitsarenacouldbe
    filledwithwaterformock
    navalbattles.

    Romes
    Architecture
    LessonThree

    November22,2010

    THEFAMOUSCOLOSSEUM
    TheColosseums80entrances
    weresetinthebottomrowof
    arches.
    50,000spectatorsused76
    entrances.EmperorTitusand
    hispartyusedtwoentrances,
    thelasttwowerereservedfor
    thegladiators.

    THE

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