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Explore the epic saga of Rome's rise and fall through concise study notes. From its mythical origins with Romulus and Remus to the legendary reign of Julius Caesar and the dawn of the Roman Empire under Augustus, these notes delve into key events and figures that shaped ancient history. Witness the...

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  • May 23, 2024
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  • fall of the roman empire
  • the roman empire
  • fall of rome
  • the origins of rome
  • roman empirehistory of the roman empire
  • decline of the roman empire
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Study Notes: Rome: From Mythical Origins to the Fall of the Empire



I. Mythical Origins and Early Kings

● Romulus and Remus, sons of Mars, founded Rome after being raised by a
she-wolf.
● Romulus established Rome as an "asylum city" and abducted Sabine women for
wives.
● The mysterious deaths of early kings, including Romulus and Numa Pompilius,
shaped early Roman history.
● The Republic emerged in the 6th century BCE, marked by the overthrow of
Tarquin the Proud.

II. The Roman Republic

● Initially dominated by patrician families, the Republic saw gradual inclusion of
plebeians.
● Protests led to reforms such as the Concilium Plebis and the Twelve Tables of
Laws.
● Rome expanded through conquest, becoming a Mediterranean superpower by
130 BCE.
● Civil unrest and corruption plagued the Republic, leading to civil wars.

III. Julius Caesar and the End of the Republic

● Caesar's rise to power sparked civil war against the Senate and Pompey.
● Caesar's assassination in 44 BCE marked the end of the Republic.
● Civil war ensued among Caesar's successors, leading to the rise of Octavian.

IV. The Early Roman Empire

● Octavian, known as Augustus, became the first Roman emperor in 27 BCE.
● Augustus' reign was marked by peace, prosperity, and cultural flourishing.
● Expansion continued under Augustus and subsequent emperors, with notable
achievements in infrastructure and governance.

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