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The term foundation of Rome does not refer to the building of a new city. It refers to the foundation of the Roman city-state.
The dates given for the foundation of Rome vary between 753 BC and 728 BC. The Romans then settled on the date suggested by Marcus Terentius Varro, 753 BC. The Fasti Capitolini, a chronological list which recorded official and religiously sanctioned events, give532 as the date. All sources agreed on the day: the 21th of April the day of the Parilia, a festival in honour of Pales, a deity of shepherds.
On that date Romulus became the ruler of the Palatine Hill. He then unified the settlements on the other six hills around the Palatine, which were to become the Seven Hills of Rome, under his rule. Therefore, Romulus founded the Roman city-state and was its first king.
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∙ 12y agoApril 21, 753 BC is the legendary date for the founding of Rome.
April 21, 753 BC is the legendary date for the founding of Rome.
April 21, 753 BC is the legendary date for the founding of Rome.
April 21, 753 BC is the legendary date for the founding of Rome.
April 21, 753 BC is the legendary date for the founding of Rome.
April 21, 753 BC is the legendary date for the founding of Rome.
April 21, 753 BC is the legendary date for the founding of Rome.
April 21, 753 BC is the legendary date for the founding of Rome.
April 21, 753 BC is the legendary date for the founding of Rome.
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∙ 13y agoThe Romans believed that their city was founded in the year 753 BC. Modern historians though believe it was the year 625 BC.
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∙ 12y agoApril 21, 753 BC is the legendary date for the founding of Rome.
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What part did it play in the founding of the Roman republic accprding to the Romans?
It is not possible to answer this question. It does not specify what it is that was meant to have plaid a part on the founding of the republic.
Which legend explains the end of the roman monarchy and the founding of the republic?
The rape of Lucretia
Which of the many Founding Fathers studied the Roman Republic?
== == All of them would have had some familiarity with Ancient History.
The traditional date given for the roman republic is?
509 b.c
In what year rome ruled the Italian Peninsula?
509 b.C. was the date of the founding of the republic and the possible beginning of a further Roman expansion. By the year 222 BC Rome had united all of Italy from the Alps to Sicily.
The traditional date for the founding of the roman republic is?
504 BC
What is the tradidional date given for the founding of the Roman Republic?
509 bc
Why is 509 BCE an important date roman history?
It was the reputed year of founding of the Roman Republic.
When was the founding of the republic in rome?
The Roman republic was founded in 509 BC.
What part did it play in the founding of the Roman republic accprding to the Romans?
It is not possible to answer this question. It does not specify what it is that was meant to have plaid a part on the founding of the republic.
Which legend explains the end of the roman monarchy and the founding of the republic?
The rape of Lucretia
Why is 509 bce an important date in Roman history?
BCE is not a date. To turn the term BCE (Before the Common/Christian Era) into a date you need to put a number before it. A date is the numbering of a year. BCE years are years that came before the Christian era; that is, before Christianity emerged .
Which of the many Founding Fathers studied the Roman Republic?
== == All of them would have had some familiarity with Ancient History.
What is the duration of The Founding of a Republic?
The duration of The Founding of a Republic is 2.25 hours.
The traditional date given for the roman republic is?
509 b.c
When was The Founding of a Republic created?
The Founding of a Republic was created on 2009-09-16.
In what year rome ruled the Italian Peninsula?
509 b.C. was the date of the founding of the republic and the possible beginning of a further Roman expansion. By the year 222 BC Rome had united all of Italy from the Alps to Sicily.
