History of Rome

A Captivating Guide to Roman History, Starting from the Legend of Romulus and Remus Through the Roman Republic, Byzantium, Medieval Period, and Renaissance to Modern History

By: Captivating History

Narrated by: Jason Zenobia

If you want to discover the captivating history of Rome, then pay attention....

Rome started as a kingdom, thrived as a republic, conquered vast territories when it was an empire, and became the Holy City during the Middle Ages. Even today, Rome continues to intrigue us with its rich history, architecture, art, literature, religion, laws, and language. The abundant archaeological findings of Rome and its surrounding are but a fragment of what the city once was. Nevertheless, it is enough to engage us, tickle our imagination, and satisfy our thirst for knowledge.

The importance of Rome cannot be argued. Its history is not the history of Italy or its people. Rome is a part of the foundation of Europe, just as Athens is. Without it, the world as we know it today wouldn’t exist.

In History of Rome: A Captivating Guide to Roman History, Starting from the Legend of Romulus and Remus Through the Roman Republic, Byzantium, Medieval Period, and Renaissance to Modern History, you will discover topics such as:

• The founding of Rome: myth and reality
• The Kingdom of Rome
• The Roman Republic
• Social wars and the end of the Roman Republic
• Pax Romana
• The third and early fourth centuries
• The fall of the West; the East thrives
• Rome in the Middle Ages
• The Renaissance
• Modern history of Rome
• Much, much more

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Listened intently and learned so much

Then went out and explored Rome with deep understanding that I shared with my family

Captivating retelling of the great Roman Empire!

Amazing retelling of one of the greatest empires to exist on earth. A true neutral retelling, narrated expertly, this had me hooked from start to finish.

Good book

I enjoyed the history lesson. It was easy to listen to, and very informative,

British reader

The reader does pronounce words different than I, so I'm glad I got the book as well. it does compliment the other European history books by Captivating History.

the best

this has been the best condensed history of Rome I have read. highly recommend this audiobooks