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As soon as they were born, her husband abandoned them in a remote ... For the rest of his life Romulus ruled alone, proving himself a great leader in peace and war. He did not die but disappeared one day in a violent storm. The Romans believing he had been taken up to heaven, worshipped him under the name of Quirinus.
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Julius Caesar - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Gaius Julius Caesar (pronounced in Classical Latin; conventionally /ˈɡaɪ.əs ˈdʒuːli.əs ˈsiːzər/ in English), (13 July 100 BC – 15 March 44 BC), was a Roman military and political lea...
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Remus suffered great mental anguish as the war escalated when he learned that his wife was pregnant. Remus tore out a clump of his own hair in anxiety over the possibility that his child would be born a werewolf. ... Lee Jordan a.k.a. River: "And what would you say to Harry if you knew he was listening, Romulus?"
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Romulus was born the bastard son of a Babylonian noble and a slave girl in 1400 BC. His father's wife had born him ... Romulus was crushed and alone once again. His child-like innocence of kindred society was shattered with the beating his sire had given him, and he vowed to learn more about himself and his own powers.
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Lucius Flavius Arrianus -or Arrian, as he is usually called in the English language- was born in Nicomedia, ... Plutarch's biographies are in fact moral treatises too: he describes the careers of a Greek and a Roman, and compares them. For example, he describes the lives of the founders of Athens and Rome, Theseus and Romulus,
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of Arthur and incorporated them into his own History of the Kings of Britain. Finished around 1136, he traced the history of the kings of Britain from the founding of the island. He begins his work with the life of the legendary founder of Britain, Brutus. Geoffrey traces the lineage and deeds of the kings...
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The first dated use of the title for Ptolemy I occurs on a silver tetradrachm (J. N. Svoronos, Die Münzen der Ptolemäer No. ... One might also note that Pausanias 8.7.6 tells us that Philip II was assassinated at the age of 46. Since the date of this event is well-established as 336, he was born in 383 or 382.
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In 777 , Charlemagne, a devout Christian, after conquering the Saxon rebels, gave them a choice between baptism and execution. When they refused to convert, he had 4500 of them beheaded in one morning. ... In the 12th and 13th centuries, the Inquisition was born, ... Romulus and Remus grew into men, and founded Rome on April 21,
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At Proca's death his younger son Amulius seized the kingship by violence. Some say that he governed by the force of arms and that he vanquished his brother Numitor 2, Romulus' grandfather, ... When Amulius learned that the twins were born, he ordered a servant Faustulus to expose them, although some describe him as the...
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