| Display title | The Roman Republic |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The Eternal City, Rome, has several origin tales. The Aeneid recounts the wanderings of refugees from the sack of Troy who founded the Latin people.[1] The Aeneid also says the Trojans are founders of the Roman people though the city hasn't been founded yet. Later, Romulus and Remus, the Ur Example of people who were Raised by Wolves, founded the city itself on the curiously precise date April 21st, 753 BCE. Certain aspects about the founding myths have a curious plausibility and the idea that the original Romans were an outlaw band or fleeing refugees does seem believable. Rome, founded on the seven hills, was ruled by a succession of seven kings, the last few showing heavy Etruscan influence. |
