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What animal was Romulus and Rem es raised by?
Romulus and Remus were fed by a wolf and a woodpecker until they were found and taken in by a shepherd.
What miracle occurs according to the legend About Romulus and Remus?
Three miracles occured: the river Tiber they were supposed to drown in, instead carried them to safety; a she-wolf found them and instead of eating them, suckled them; and later on, a woodpecker fed them.
What was the stories of Romulus and Remus?
The twin brothers Romulus and Remus were the sons of the God Mars. When they were very young they were abandoned by the banks of the River Tiber and left to fend for themselves. Luckily for them they were found by a she-wolf who took pity on them fed them with her milk. Later a shepherd found the boys and took them home to look after them. He ended up raising the boys as his own children. The boys grew up to be very strong and clever and they decided to build a town on the spot where the Shepherd had found them. Shortly after building the town the twins had a big argument about who should be in charge. Romulus overpowered his brother Remus who died in the fight. Romulus then became the first king of this town which he named Rome, after himself.
What is the statue of romulus and Remus on?
The sculpture of romulus and remus is about two twins that were taken from their mother and was told that her two twin boys had died , this was told by their evil uncle that put them in a basket and put them in a river/lake and he expected them to die.But the two twin boys didn't die, they were found by a she wolf ( basically a wolf that is a female - female wolf ) which fed them milk. Later on the twin boys were found by a farmer which took he twin boys and looked after them and treated them as one of his own. After the two twin boys had grown up, they found out that they were rulers and the kings of Rome. Then Romulus killed Remus in order to have the crown all to himself, which made him the new king of Rome. Rome was named after Romulus.
What kind of animal reputedly saved Romulus and Remus?
In the myth of the foundation of Rome, Romulus and Remus are saved by a wolf. Romulus and Remus were twin brothers whose mother was Rhea Silvia and whose father was either the Roman god of war, Mars, or the demi-god, Hercules. Rhea Silvia was forced to become a chaste Vestal Virgin by her uncle, Amulius, so when the twins were born, Amulius abandoned them in the river Tiber. The river carried them to safety, a wolf found them, a woodpecker fed them, and then a shepherd and his wife found them and raised them as shepherds. As they grew and gained followers, they killed Amulius and restored their grandfather, Numitor, to his throne. After fighting over where to establish their new city, Remus is killed and Romulus founds Rome, named after himself. The legend of Rome's foundation is long and complicated, but key to understanding how the people of ancient Rome saw their city.
Is it true a she wolf fed the two brothers Romulus and Remus?
If by "true" you mean "is that how the story goes", then yes. The story itself is highly questionable since it gives the pair divine heritage (from both Mars as father, and from Venus through the line of Aeneas, from whom their mother was descended).
What was strange about romulus and Remus were bought up?
Romulus and Remus were the sons of Silvia Rhea, the daughter of the deposed king of the Latin city of Alba Longa. A servant of their uncle, the usurper, put then in a basket in the river Tiber to save them form their uncle who would have killed them. They floated to a marsh near the Palatine hill (where Rome was going to be founded) and got caught by a branch of a fig tree. A she-wolf found them and suckled them. They were also fed by a woodpecker. They were then adopted by a shepherd and his wife and grew up as shepherds. They grew up in quite a rough way and they carried out raids on other shepherds.
Why do you think the Romans created a statue to the part of the story where Romulus and Remus were fed by a she-wolf?
If you are referring to the famous Capitoline wolf (a statue of a she-wolf feeding the twins), it has been established that, contrary to what had been previously thought, it was not made in the Roman days. Scientists have discovered that it was made High Middle Ages (between the 11th and 12th centuries). The she-wolf suckling the twins was, and still is, one of the two symbols of Rome. Romulus and Remus were the twins in the legend of the foundation of Rome. Romulus went on to found the city and became its first king. The twins were put to float in the River Tiber in a basket. They landed by the Capitoline Hill and were suckled by a she-wolf. Then they were found by a shepherd who brought them up with his wife. The twins survived thanks to the wolf.
Who brought romulus and Remus back to the palace?
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How did rome really start?
It all started with Romulus and Remus,Sons of Rhea and Mars,the god of war(also known as Ares in greek mythology). Their Uncle didn't want them to take the throne so he put the two babies in a basket and threw them in the Tiber river hoping the would drown. On their way in the river, a she-wolf saw them and picked them up. She took care of them like they were her own babies. One day, a shepherd named Faustulus, saw them and "adopted" them until they were old enough to live their own life. When the boys were old enough, Faustulus told them their real identity. They decided to kill their uncle for all the bad he did. Then, they decided to built a city. They loved the idea, but they didn't realize that it would cause trouble. When they came to th point of finding a king, They both wanted to be IT. They started to fight. After several days of fighting, Romulus finally got to the point that he was fed up and he killed his brother Remus. This is how the name "Rome" comes from "Romulus"
What are some accomplishments of Romulus Agustus?
Romulus and Remus were brothers. They supposedly 'founded' rome. It started back way when they were babies, which they call the 'seeds' of Rome. It's a myth, don't forget that!The Two brothers achieved to build a whole Empire (city) of Rome! xox
What was unusual about the childhood of romulus and remus?
Romulus and Remus had an unusual childhood because a A) They were thrown in the river Tiber in a basked when they were babies by a servant of Amulius their great-uncle to save them. Amulius wanted to kill them because he had deposed their grandfather who had been the king of the Latin city of Alba Longa. He did not want them to grow into rivals. B) The river deity Tiberinus made the basket catch the roots of a fig tree in a swamp by the Palatine Hill. B) They were found in a cave of the Palatine Hill (the Lupercalia) by a she-wolf (Lupa) and were suckled by her and fed by a woodpecker (Picus) C) They were raised by a shepherd and his wife (Faustulus and Acca Larentia). They grew up as shepherds and were quite wild.
