The reason “Rome” has so many google searches… is because people are looking for insights into how great empires ultimately fall, and making comparisons to today’s society/societies.
Brilliant! He should be advising our politicians right now. He’s got the personality and the smarts. One of the best most informative guest I’ve seen on any podcast so far.❤
You act like the president isnt simply an actor. He makes zero decisions. In addition, the advisors of the president are oligarchs. Their interests come first.
Like how you explain that the dates of "Christian holidays"were placed on pagan holidays for an easier transition. I been telling christians that for YEARS! THANKS AGAIN
The sheer ambition of the Roman's was incredible. Imagine ruling over such vast territory and the way to get from one place to the other was by marching, on horseback or 8n wagons and chariots. Amazing when you think about it.
Moral of the story? America has not learned from the mistakes of the past. We are following in every step of ancient Rome. If we don't change immediately, our downfall is imminent.
I was waiting to get into the collisium when a young man struck up a conversation. We talked, then toured together and stayed together for the day. He was having relationship problems so I volunteered to do hypnosis to help him get to bottom of issues. He was reluctant, but evenually, need overcame fear. He was successful in understanding a lot about where issues were coming from. It felt very familiar and couldn't help but feel this was a rerun in time. Dont recall his name or details. Not important. Just satisfaction of a brief encounter in a special setting.
Thanks for this brilliant teaching about Roman history. The Empire "fell" and quickly morphed into the Catholic Church. Proof positive that those in power almost always find ways to keep power.
I laughed pretty hard when you said we should all have a naked statue made of ourselves in our 20s haha I think he’s too young to understand haha. Great conversation! Love the rabbit holes 🕳️ !!!!
That was awesome. Jeremy us a great conversationalist as are you Alex. I learned a lot. And I LOVE Jeremy’s voices. I do that often and I laughed listening to him create a character in the cuff💕. Thanks
Constantine's mother converted to Christ first and went to the Holy lands to build churches on the sites , today they may not be correct, she decided where they were built.
My personal interpretation is that the whole purpose for our journey on the earth plane is to separate our selves from the universal conscientiousness and to find ourselves through this process. Only when we realize who we are as individuals can we truly understand where we came from.
Great to know that. Brittons were the first to adopt the Julian Calendar. In France, it takes "Concile de Tours", led by Charlemagne to adopt the Julian Calendar.
This is fascinating! I always enjoy listening to historians tell history like their favorite epic story. They can't help but make it super interesting.
Thank u so much for all the hard work that you guys put into making these videos. I really appreciate the insight you guys have on these topics. Thanks again & gods bless every1.
Problem I have with the Josephus reference to Jesus is Josephus wasn't born till 37 ad... so any reference by him to Jesus isn't based on actual fact, but oral tradition.
I believe the reason why Ancient Rome is so fascinating to so many is because children aren’t taught about Rome in the first place. Ancient Rome underpins the very foundation of western society and yet children are not taught why and how it fell nor the magnitude of how upholding this knowledge contributes to modern day society. If this were so then perhaps the west would not be at the precipice of collapse today.
THE ROMAN EMPIRE IS STILL OPERATING TODAY!! IT HAS ITS OWN FLAG AND PEOPLE ARE FORCED TO PAY TO THAT CHURCH EMPIRE FROM THEIR PAYCHECKS...ITS AUTOMATICALLY TAKEN OUT..ASK THAT QUESTION....MY GERMAN FAMILY SAYS ITS STILL GOING ON,,IN ITALY AS WELL
Oh my GOD!!!!!!!! I AM REALLY Happy to heard Rober! Imagine thats I LOVE History!!!!! And hearing history on his voice is Awesome!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Thanks for this Guest!!!! Handsome Guest!!!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Great insights into the fall of Rome! I love learning about ancient cultures, and Rome is definitely one of my favorites, alongside the Bronze Age civilizations. The first book I read about the fall of the Roman Republic was by Plutarch when I was just 8 years old, and I've been captivated ever since.
I was such a pious little Roman Catholic girl and then in university I took some theology courses to deepen my faith...haha that's when I learned a lot on the history and the bible ....whoa what a shock to realise this. I was never the same. Thanks for spreading this. A lot of people need to hear this. 💜🩵🩷
Eusebius was urged to add the story of the cross at the Milvian Bridge by Constantine long afterwards to gain Christian favor, it didn't really occur, imagine that.
The Catholic Church is not only in the Church of Rome it’s also with Jerusalem, Alexandria, Constantinople and Antioquía the church is call the Holy Catholic apostolic Orthodox Church but Rome in 1054 split from the orthodox tradición and they call the Church of Rome as the only one with the truth and it is not like that because of the Church of Rome mistakes the Protestant churches came , I never see channels taking about this or mention the real Catholic Church the Catholic Orthodox faith .
The belief in Messianic Christianity is he was born and crucified on Passover and risen in the Feast of First fruits. I'm not sure what you mean by "edited" over the numerous councils but if you're talking about the Gospels we have copies of scriptures dating back to the 1st century that show they are the same as we have today.
People really need to understand basic macro economics to get the interplay of debt, inflation/recession, trade, exchange rates, value of currency, etc.
Fun recommendations for viewers of this podcast-JMT. Lindsey Davis has a whole series of mystery novels set in ancient Rome, featuring wise-guy detective Marcus Didius Falco who works not only works for Vespasian but is a private detective as well. Funny, great descriptions of everyday life in Rome act as the backdrop for his gumshoe activities. On a more intellectual note, Steven Saylor's Roma Sub Rosa historical novel series (also about a detective) known as ' Gordianus the Finder' interacts with historical characters like Caesar and Pompey as he uncovers dirt in the catacombs.
Well, I’ve seen is the letter to Cesar from Pontius Pilate which he even describes Jesus and what happened and also they found that Pontius Pilate was real they found the stone that represents him, etc.
There are those who would say the the mentioning of Jesus by Flavius Josephus is pious interpolation, because it only seem to occur in texts after the year 300 CE.
Just an addition to your wonderful content: today's s Italy has 42 dialects, people use the dialects in daily life, but the official language is Italian, basically they know 2 languages. The dialect spoken in Sardigna is totally another language.
Go deeper down the Rabbit-hole of Ancient Mysteries with Robert Edward Grant
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Robert is awesome. Thanks for sharing and having him on your channel ❤
Breakneck pace rather than beatnik unless perhaps you intended to refer to MidCentury poets 😜🤓
PS this was an interesting discussion thanks!
You should get Dr Ammon Hillman on
Absolutely fascinating conversation, thankyou both so much ❤
I wish the comment that this country was truly one was true but unfortunately that is not the truth
The reason “Rome” has so many google searches… is because people are looking for insights into how great empires ultimately fall, and making comparisons to today’s society/societies.
@@bobinthewest8559 FIAT Currency, only export became military services, corruption... the usual
Yeah civilization seems to be crashing down around us.
Thanks for having me man! One of my favorite Rome conversations.
Thank you !! it was soooo fascinating for a fellow lover of history.
Just subscribed to your channel. ❤
@@BenjaminKennethMusic Great!
@@claire-polinadriegen6406 Thanks so much! I'm grateful that I'm lucky enough to have these conversations.
Thank you! This conversation was so incredibly enthralling. Sharing 🙏🏼
If the Roman Empire became the Roman Catholic Church then the Roman Empire is still with us it never fell.
Roman catholic = babylon.
Come out of her my children..
@@renaldfranley2258 I thought Babylon was in Iraq or Persia?
@@dont.ripfuller6587 the system called Babylon was and is! The instituut was and is.
@@stanleywilliams4429 correct,it simply changed from pagan Rome to papal rome
Which is why you see pillars and Roman architecture in the USA and other British countries. Rome, Babylon, UK all connected to secret societies.
Brilliant! He should be advising our politicians right now. He’s got the personality and the smarts. One of the best most informative guest I’ve seen on any podcast so far.❤
You act like the president isnt simply an actor. He makes zero decisions. In addition, the advisors of the president are oligarchs. Their interests come first.
Like how you explain that the dates of "Christian holidays"were placed on pagan holidays for an easier transition. I been telling christians that for YEARS! THANKS AGAIN
This episode was definitely necessary. I can now stop thinking about these things. Thank U N I Verse for you guys.
The sheer ambition of the Roman's was incredible. Imagine ruling over such vast territory and the way to get from one place to the other was by marching, on horseback or 8n wagons and chariots. Amazing when you think about it.
Think of all those roads built
Different times, Different kind of life for sure. Wen life was an adventure ❤
Half way through this episode and I feel like they describing what the United States is now.
Subverted from within by dual-citizens in congress
Wink
Nod
33:30, 50:33, 1:07:00, 1:36:08
Half way through it got really nerdy too 🥸😝
Alex!! Your content just continues to enlighten us!
it gets better all the time. Thank you.
I'm going to Rome in 2 weeks! What a synchronicity!❤
Good luck! What sights are you visiting?
I’m going to room tomorrow! Leaving Firenze today. The Duomo was amazing!
What an interesting "History Lesson." I thoroughly enjoyed this!
Enjoyed listening to this conversation. We need to pay attention to the true history, so the unwanted parts are not repeating.
This podcast made me realize that Rome’s hugest cultural effect was their excessive documentation. So fascinating we have SO much
This is 100% true
After I read some of the Books of Enoch, I realized where Dante got his idea of the levels of hell.
The children of great “persons”, are very seldom great themselves.
Moral of the story? America has not learned from the mistakes of the past. We are following in every step of ancient Rome. If we don't change immediately, our downfall is imminent.
You're correct and how hard the US is charging at inflation they've learned nothing.
I hope so
Thanks Alex and Jeremy for this AMAZING interview, it was really informative and enlightening. Blessings. ❤
Ancient history is a fascinating topic, and one of my favorites. More please. 😊
And we didn't learn from history and now we are doing the same in Europe and the US
I was waiting to get into the collisium when a young man struck up a conversation. We talked, then toured together and stayed together for the day. He was having relationship problems so I volunteered to do hypnosis to help him get to bottom of issues. He was reluctant, but evenually, need overcame fear. He was successful in understanding a lot about where issues were coming from. It felt very familiar and couldn't help but feel this was a rerun in time. Dont recall his name or details. Not important. Just satisfaction of a brief encounter in a special setting.
Finally someone answered your "What is love," question with the song from Haddaway! 😂 I've been waiting for someone to do that!!!!!
How funny! It always goes through my head when he says it too! 😂💙
People come in,they blend in and then take over!!!
Thanks for this brilliant teaching about Roman history. The Empire "fell" and quickly morphed into the Catholic Church. Proof positive that those in power almost always find ways to keep power.
There is no lawful money in the US. Something needs to happen. Great show.
gold and silver is real money.
@billbarney4937 only if someone is around that is willing to buy it & has what you need.
Certainly better than paper money! 💙
@@billbarney4937who said anything about “real”
So our voting system isn't really different. The US voters have very little power no matter the charade.
I love listening to this guy. This was so fun to listen to. ❤ Loved this episode.
Also Alex's enthusiasm on this one was so infectious.
Saint Peter’s Basilica construcción started in 1506 , inaugurated in in 1626
The Basilica Saint John of Letrán in Rome was done by Constantine in 314
This is what i deduced the last 10 years by myself.
Thank you!
This conversation was so absorbing and fun. Loved the detail and rabbit holes.
Constantine did not stop worshipping Sol Invictus when he became Christian. Let's get the full story.
I never comment, but I have to say that this was one of my favorite conversations ever! So informative!! Thank you!
I laughed pretty hard when you said we should all have a naked statue made of ourselves in our 20s haha I think he’s too young to understand haha. Great conversation! Love the rabbit holes 🕳️ !!!!
That was awesome. Jeremy us a great conversationalist as are you Alex. I learned a lot. And I LOVE Jeremy’s voices. I do that often and I laughed listening to him create a character in the cuff💕. Thanks
How many times do I think of the Roman Empire every day? After listening to this, even more!
Most people think about it all the time and don't realize it since our daily live is so influenced by it.
History tends to repeat itself....... It's time that we FINALLY learn from it.
So essentially, the empire died after implementing DEI policies
I'm not sure that is the case. Though DEI does kill the idea of achievement.
It was much like population replacement. The new barbarians didn't have the aptitude to maintain or build the buildings, or maintain the culture.
Constantine's mother converted to Christ first and went to the Holy lands to build churches on the sites , today they may not be correct, she decided where they were built.
Supposedly she found pieces of the true cross
@@JeremyRomanEmpire Who knows but there has been later archeology proving wrong sites.
It's time for New Rome to fall!
i believe the answer is in “The Subtle Lines of Truth”, that’s something i would have not expected
The Romans blood line is from the Iranians the original Zoroastrians. Shocking Truth.
I'm 420 Like!!!! Also. Loved the video!!!! Has been in family conversation for the past month and now you showed this. Great timing!!
I can understand one of the strataegy the romans used to take over teritories by using the knights templar and jesuit priest.
The Romans blood line is from the Iranians the original Zoroastrians. Shocking Truth.
If you wanna interview someone with knowledge try Dr. Ammon Hillman
Let's de-countrinize the world and recognize ourselves as citizens of the universe inhabiting human bodies, with as much compassion as possible.
Power mongers of the world, ambitious people.... 😢
My personal interpretation is that the whole purpose for our journey on the earth plane is to separate our selves from the universal conscientiousness and to find ourselves through this process. Only when we realize who we are as individuals can we truly understand where we came from.
This was So Interesting!! Thank you for sharing this wealth of knowledge 🙏🏻
I regard the Common Era as beginning with the foundation of Rome.
We are in the year 2777.
Great to know that. Brittons were the first to adopt the Julian Calendar. In France, it takes "Concile de Tours", led by Charlemagne to adopt the Julian Calendar.
This is fascinating! I always enjoy listening to historians tell history like their favorite epic story. They can't help but make it super interesting.
Glad you enjoyed!
Thank u so much for all the hard work that you guys put into making these videos. I really appreciate the insight you guys have on these topics. Thanks again & gods bless every1.
Funny this is coming up because I just watched Spotlight and The Davinci Code
Here comes incorrect history in 3 2 1
Thanks, Alex. great and very interesting topic. I wish you could have another one for the Persian Empire 🙏
The Romans blood line is from the Iranians the original Zoroastrians. Shocking Truth.
Problem I have with the Josephus reference to Jesus is Josephus wasn't born till 37 ad... so any reference by him to Jesus isn't based on actual fact, but oral tradition.
Good topic. i've always been interested in the early church foundations. Plus the part of history repeating itself Rome v US
This was awesome
Thanks for feeding me! -- My Inner Nerd
Please talk to Dr Ammon Hilman on the podcast
I believe the reason why Ancient Rome is so fascinating to so many is because children aren’t taught about Rome in the first place. Ancient Rome underpins the very foundation of western society and yet children are not taught why and how it fell nor the magnitude of how upholding this knowledge contributes to modern day society. If this were so then perhaps the west would not be at the precipice of collapse today.
We learned about it in central europe.
Yes that's EXACTLY WHY THEY DONT TEACH US IN US.
THE ROMAN EMPIRE IS STILL OPERATING TODAY!! IT HAS ITS OWN FLAG AND PEOPLE ARE FORCED TO PAY TO THAT CHURCH EMPIRE FROM THEIR PAYCHECKS...ITS AUTOMATICALLY TAKEN OUT..ASK THAT QUESTION....MY GERMAN FAMILY SAYS ITS STILL GOING ON,,IN ITALY AS WELL
The Romans blood line is from the Iranians the original Zoroastrians. Shocking Truth.
21:30 …
lol…
Constantine used “Christianity” to subjugate the entire empire 😂
Man, when I say I appreciate this interview sooooooooo much!! Thank You Jeremy for the knowledge & Alex for the connection.
Absolutely! What did you get the most out of?
@JeremyRomanEmpire just the understanding of how it went from this to that. Awesome job!
Very nice.
Cab you also bring in an expert to explain the Persian empire?
At 33:00… he describes an open border policy
Thanks for this. Helps with seeing the bigger picture back then. 🙏
Glad you enjoyed it!
Then and Now.
Alex I love your show, I don't always agree bit ot makes me think . Keep up the great work! ❤
Really terrific! This was fascinating.
Glad you enjoyed!
Oh my GOD!!!!!!!! I AM REALLY Happy to heard Rober! Imagine thats I LOVE History!!!!! And hearing history on his voice is Awesome!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Thanks for this Guest!!!! Handsome Guest!!!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I wish he would’ve mentioned Rome’s occupation of Egypt and its impact on their history….
Great insights into the fall of Rome! I love learning about ancient cultures, and Rome is definitely one of my favorites, alongside the Bronze Age civilizations. The first book I read about the fall of the Roman Republic was by Plutarch when I was just 8 years old, and I've been captivated ever since.
Ah Plutarch. Primary sources are always best.
I was such a pious little Roman Catholic girl and then in university I took some theology courses to deepen my faith...haha that's when I learned a lot on the history and the bible ....whoa what a shock to realise this. I was never the same. Thanks for spreading this. A lot of people need to hear this. 💜🩵🩷
@rainkaleo I doubt it, you're clearly poorly catechised.
Please bring Dr Ammon Hillman on your show. It will be lot of fun
Thank you for the interesting podcast! Really enjoyed the history lesson.
Listened to this twice because it was so interesting! ❤
Me too
Awesome!
Eusebius was urged to add the story of the cross at the Milvian Bridge by Constantine long afterwards to gain Christian favor, it didn't really occur, imagine that.
I totally enjoyed this !
The christians that got fed to the lions were way more Divine then our Christians today...apples and oranges to compare them
Wow! This was such an informative and equally entertaining interview. I learned so much!
Glad you enjoyed it so much
One of the best guests I’ve ever seen.
Thanks for that!
The Catholic Church is not only in the Church of Rome it’s also with Jerusalem, Alexandria, Constantinople and Antioquía the church is call the Holy Catholic apostolic Orthodox Church but Rome in 1054 split from the orthodox tradición and they call the Church of Rome as the only one with the truth and it is not like that because of the Church of Rome mistakes the Protestant churches came , I never see channels taking about this or mention the real Catholic Church the Catholic Orthodox faith .
The belief in Messianic Christianity is he was born and crucified on Passover and risen in the Feast of First fruits.
I'm not sure what you mean by "edited" over the numerous councils but if you're talking about the Gospels we have copies of scriptures dating back to the 1st century that show they are the same as we have today.
If some of the events from the past looks familiar in the headlines, that would be because the same handful of families still run the world.
Spectacular interview. We, the people, must make our politicians listen to reason.WE ARE ROME!!!
Thank you! They're charging hard down they path towards hyper inflation where that leads doesn't look good.
They just realised that rulling without spending on armies is possible.
The knowledge and wisdom received from hidden secrets.
Some predict we could become five nations. You can grow food in the north. You need to know the crops for where you are.
Diiiiiing, I just watched Gladiator too a couple of weeks ago!
Christmas is the Celebration of Lights, the great revelry that happened after the Macabee win. To be celebrated forever!
fascinating chat. Love NLS
People really need to understand basic macro economics to get the interplay of debt, inflation/recession, trade, exchange rates, value of currency, etc.
Fun recommendations for viewers of this podcast-JMT.
Lindsey Davis has a whole series of mystery novels set in ancient Rome, featuring wise-guy detective Marcus Didius Falco who works not only works for Vespasian but is a private detective as well. Funny, great descriptions of everyday life in Rome act as the backdrop for his gumshoe activities. On a more intellectual note, Steven Saylor's Roma Sub Rosa historical novel series (also about a detective) known as ' Gordianus the Finder' interacts with historical characters like Caesar and Pompey as he uncovers dirt in the catacombs.
will check this out! Thank you!
Please, Go the Flow. We Definitely Listening, here. 👍👍
WOW! Awesome! TY❤
Well, I’ve seen is the letter to Cesar from Pontius Pilate which he even describes Jesus and what happened and also they found that Pontius Pilate was real they found the stone that represents him, etc.
Saturnalia was celebrated by the Romans which later became Jesus's birthday on the Gregorian calendar.
I enjoyed it very much !
Roman history is one of my favorite topics, as well as spirituality.
This was so interesting.
There are those who would say the the mentioning of Jesus by Flavius Josephus is pious interpolation, because it only seem to occur in texts after the year 300 CE.
Just an addition to your wonderful content: today's s Italy has 42 dialects, people use the dialects in daily life, but the official language is Italian, basically they know 2 languages. The dialect spoken in Sardigna is totally another language.
I believe that Sardinians are indigenous Europeans or even Etruscans who escaped “latinization”. Genetically they’re unique.
the Roman Empire never fell, today its called the Catholic church
And the UK and America - The Roman Empire never ended.