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It didn't neccessarily matter what ethnicticity or religeon you were; if you weren't Christian, you were killed. (very sad but true, they even actually killed other Christians)
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Why did kings such as the lion-hearted participate in the crusades?
All the kings would participate in the crusades for motives. Some would want to be richer, some wanted adventure and some were just moved by faith alone.
When did Cleopatra enter Rome?
Cleopatra never entered Rome itself. She was there in 46 BC and again in 44 BC, but not in the city itself. The city of Rome had a sacred wall called the "pomerium" with many kinds of restrictions and one of them was that no crowned head could pass through it. The ancient writers make it very clear that she was established in Caesar's villa, outside of the city, across the Tiber. All the diplomatic discussions had to be done through agents or through representatives of the senate coming to her.Cleopatra never entered Rome itself. She was there in 46 BC and again in 44 BC, but not in the city itself. The city of Rome had a sacred wall called the "pomerium" with many kinds of restrictions and one of them was that no crowned head could pass through it. The ancient writers make it very clear that she was established in Caesar's villa, outside of the city, across the Tiber. All the diplomatic discussions had to be done through agents or through representatives of the senate coming to her.Cleopatra never entered Rome itself. She was there in 46 BC and again in 44 BC, but not in the city itself. The city of Rome had a sacred wall called the "pomerium" with many kinds of restrictions and one of them was that no crowned head could pass through it. The ancient writers make it very clear that she was established in Caesar's villa, outside of the city, across the Tiber. All the diplomatic discussions had to be done through agents or through representatives of the senate coming to her.Cleopatra never entered Rome itself. She was there in 46 BC and again in 44 BC, but not in the city itself. The city of Rome had a sacred wall called the "pomerium" with many kinds of restrictions and one of them was that no crowned head could pass through it. The ancient writers make it very clear that she was established in Caesar's villa, outside of the city, across the Tiber. All the diplomatic discussions had to be done through agents or through representatives of the senate coming to her.Cleopatra never entered Rome itself. She was there in 46 BC and again in 44 BC, but not in the city itself. The city of Rome had a sacred wall called the "pomerium" with many kinds of restrictions and one of them was that no crowned head could pass through it. The ancient writers make it very clear that she was established in Caesar's villa, outside of the city, across the Tiber. All the diplomatic discussions had to be done through agents or through representatives of the senate coming to her.Cleopatra never entered Rome itself. She was there in 46 BC and again in 44 BC, but not in the city itself. The city of Rome had a sacred wall called the "pomerium" with many kinds of restrictions and one of them was that no crowned head could pass through it. The ancient writers make it very clear that she was established in Caesar's villa, outside of the city, across the Tiber. All the diplomatic discussions had to be done through agents or through representatives of the senate coming to her.Cleopatra never entered Rome itself. She was there in 46 BC and again in 44 BC, but not in the city itself. The city of Rome had a sacred wall called the "pomerium" with many kinds of restrictions and one of them was that no crowned head could pass through it. The ancient writers make it very clear that she was established in Caesar's villa, outside of the city, across the Tiber. All the diplomatic discussions had to be done through agents or through representatives of the senate coming to her.Cleopatra never entered Rome itself. She was there in 46 BC and again in 44 BC, but not in the city itself. The city of Rome had a sacred wall called the "pomerium" with many kinds of restrictions and one of them was that no crowned head could pass through it. The ancient writers make it very clear that she was established in Caesar's villa, outside of the city, across the Tiber. All the diplomatic discussions had to be done through agents or through representatives of the senate coming to her.Cleopatra never entered Rome itself. She was there in 46 BC and again in 44 BC, but not in the city itself. The city of Rome had a sacred wall called the "pomerium" with many kinds of restrictions and one of them was that no crowned head could pass through it. The ancient writers make it very clear that she was established in Caesar's villa, outside of the city, across the Tiber. All the diplomatic discussions had to be done through agents or through representatives of the senate coming to her.
What plain is ancient rome located on?
Rome was/is not actually on a plain. It was/is in a hilly area on the river Tiber 15 miles from the sea. The early city was called the city of the seven hills. There are hills beyond these and modern Rome lies on several more hills. The area becomes flat towards the sea.
What is the nationality of the last name pisani?
Pisani is Italian. It originally meant "from the city of Pisa" (in Tuscany), but the name has been around for a very long time and people with that surname can be found all over Italy. The Pisani name has been well-known in Venice since the 14th century.
Was Persephone a patron of a city?
All people die no matter the city, so no Persephone was not a patron goddess of any place or city.
What city did members of the Third Crusades not enter or pass through that all other crusaders did and why might they have wanted to avoid this city?
dont tell me you are in wgss boy
What was the final city in all the crusades?
Jerusalem was the final city in all the crusades because the muslims and christians tried getting there because thats where palestine was, the holy land. Simi
What did the crusades do after they massacred all the people in the city?
destoyed the town.
What city was the target of the initial three Crusades?
Jerusalem
Does Vatican City have customs?
No, there are no customs in the Vatican. However, since all travelers to the Vatican arrive through Rome and would be subject to Italian Customs at that point.
Who chose peter the hermit to be in the crusades?
he was the leader of all the crusades.:)
What was a result of the Crusades?
A result of the crusades was all of the Byzantine Empire
What were the eight attempts to liberate the city of Jerusalem from the Muslims called?
Failures. With the exception of the First Crusade, all of the Crusades were failures.
How many people were killed in all of the crusades?
Over a million people were killed during all the crusades.
Did all the crusades fail?
no
What is the Italian city of love?
The Veneto city of Verona is the italian city of love. This is where Shakespeare based Romeo and Juliet considdered by most as the ultimate love story of all time. Hence, Verona is very popular with amorous couples from all over the world.
What Italian city has the most beautiful women?
All Italian cities have beautiful women. The Italians tend to be an attractive people. But Rome tends to be categorized as having the most beautiful of all of the beautiful Italian women.
