History of Rome, part 1, the conquest of Italy
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ส.ค. 2018
- History of Rome 509-268 BC, Roman Republic, Roman-Etruscan Wars, Roman-Volscian Wars, Roman-Aequian Wars, Latin Wars, Gallic Wars, Samnite Wars, Roman-Tarentine War, Pyrrhic War.
"Second Coming - no percussion" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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In the beginning I would zoom the map, when everything is close to Rome.
Great video man, appreciate the attention to detail you put in 👍🏼
Thank you. Your nickname is at the forefront of this period of Roman history ;).
Great work-need more country history
Thank you
S.P.Q.R.
Cool
I came here because I have to study for a roman history test
I'm here 'cause Rome's awesome.
This will be an awesome series
It will probably consist of three parts and will end up in the previous videos of Byzantium.
Costas Melas thank you so much😃
Abito a pochi passi da Metaponto, è strano vivere in un luogo così antico
👍👍👍
Great !
Hey costas! Can you make the same video, but also showing the nations they war with?
I'm thinking about a different project in the future about the Rome, that may follow your idea
I’d like to know how the Romans conquered northern Apulia without first conquering Marche? Was it by sea, or did they make alliance with the Umbrians and they allowed passage?
I can't answer with 100% certainty, however I believe that the Romans may have bypassed those territories and northern Apulia simply surrendered swifter than the rest of the Samnites. Mainly I think this because the Roman navy was abysmal at this point, and would continue to be until the first punic war. Titus Livius might have written down a complete account however.
The Etruscans taught the Romans, but the Romans betrayed them
My wife is pregnant. If a son, SOL. If a daughter, LVNA, in honour of LINGVA LATINA, the coolest European language. I am Iberian of the original (non-Celtic, non-Germanic) stock.
Glad Rome took off the child-sacrificing Carthaginian yoke from off our shoulders, and made my ancestors use Latin. Basques, who are Celts, preserve the ancient Iberian language they adopted long ago, in its modern form, so I have both the coolest language in Europe in my ancestral homeland, and my ancestral language. I have everything I want.
100%?
Basques aren't celts, they're one of the few pre-indo-european languages of Europe who also had celtic influence
3:08 Molise wow
Fourth i guess
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2:12 The name of this song please
Hero's theme. It is mentioned in description
Costas Melas
Ah okay! Thx
Reunification of the Ancient Latins/Italians/Romans-268 BC, And I love The Romans, they are real Saints, and they had Roman Catholic Church from 27 BC.
Catholics worship Mary so they are idolaters and heretics. At what point does veneration become worship?
This is a Saint and neheretical Veneration, is a Christian Roman-Catholic workship, all have egality in front of the God
@@florincatana1645 You did not answer the question.
@@florincatana1645 heretic
I love thе republic. Why did you have to ruin it Ceasor and Augustus :(?
Bulgarian empire mapping The Republic was dying long before Caesar and Octavian showed up 😞
they didn't ruin it
They were the first to introduce and firstly use the idea of a singlе pеrson having a total rule ovеr thе еmpire
Bulgarian empire mapping By the time they did that, the Republic was deader than fried chicken in all but name. You're essentially attacking the symptoms whilst completely ignoring the causes. Men like Caesar and Octavian emerged for good reason and for reasons conceived long before their time. They were simply two players in a long list of other Romans partly responsible for the incremental breakdown of the state, which can ironically trace its roots to the Republic's own success. It's absolutely retarded to pin all the blame on two men, who essentially laid a flower on the Republic's already nailed coffin whilst ignoring the actions of the greedy merchant class, delusional senatorial elite and violent demagogues who had been stabbing at the Republic's still live-body for centuries 😒
Gaius Marius was consul seven times, and that's more time than Julius Caesar.
If it's to blame someone, blame Marivs
Μπορει οι Ρωμαίοι να ηταν ελληνικης καταγωγης;
Οταν αυτο μαρτυρουν οι ιδιοι και το επιβεβαιωναν οι Ελληνες, γιατι να το αμφισβητουμε; Υπάρχει μεγάλη πλειάδα αρχαίων λογίων που αναφέρουν πως οι Ρωμαίοι κατάγονται από Αρκάδες Λατίνους και Λάκωνες Σαβίνους, καθώς και άλλοι που ήταν Αιολιστές και πίστευαν πως τα Λατινικά ήταν εκβαρβαρισμένα Ελληνικά