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Glory of Rome true Glory was stoicism above all.

whenever i hear this 6:28 i want to go to battle

0:42

Flacus, something more cheerful!

As a TURK, I see what a big mistake my ancestors made. ROME should have continued as a state no matter what and we should have been its loyal citizens. We are all looking for that nobility, that art and culture somewhere, and we couldn't find it.

Oh my God, the last scene is so liberating! When I need peace I put my headphones and I listen “I started a joke”!

the way his voice breaks, my god

So sad and beautiful as that big pain feel the same in me

Does anyone know of the theme that plays before the Battle of the collegia? It also plays when Pasca and his wife are fleeing Egypt with Atia and Octavia, right after Vorenus gives them his leave? That's a cool theme.

It’s been 15 years but I can never get enough of the interlude from 2:25 onward

A lament for the death of a Republic…

Ngl I played this during the commute to my first day on a new job 😂 felt glorious

Jeff Beal is a highly talented but underrated Composer... It's extremely difficult to compose period music...

Actually hated this scene so much

"Look how they massacred my boy" - Caesar, Julius - 48 BC

This is absolutely beautiful

The tragedy and beauty of life. Love, courage, the capacity for self transformation. Forces that gives us meaning and purpose despite the seemingly endless suffering and horrors that we must all face.

5:25 That's what I am here for. The uneasy rise. The passion in the score. The auditory representation of his rise to power. This entire score is perfection

this song is in Forge of Empires

great tune

your mother is a evil creature...but i m really unhappy without her....

I can imagine myself walking along side Cleopatra's carriage with this music playing, the full feeling of ancient times... the smell of the centurion....miss patra beaconing me to join her inside so we can make lil Caesarion while destroying the decor... this is how a road trip should be.

such peacefull part at 02:28 , i love it.

This is the song on my alarm clock because every day is a battle. For the glory of Rome! Hail Caesar!

- Bellona protect you. - And Juno keep you.

She was his muse & obsession. That artistic passion never consummated...until he pierced her ear. Griet was his equal

No puedo decir otra cosa que es sensacional, divino, me pone los pelos de punta cuando oigo. Realmente Jeff Beal es un genio, es increíble, no tengo palabras para describir a este caballero.

Reminds me of my past lives.

4:50 Anyone else like Pompey’s little leitmotif? It always spoke of a warrior past his time to me, an echo of the greatness he had been and was no more.

Very emotional piece.

AT 12:30 PM

1:49

The sexiest scene in film history without sex in it

O latim e muito bonito!

marvelous😀

RIP Ray Stevenson.

Such a powerful score. Damn I miss this show.

This is one of the few movies that for each and every scene brings tears to my eyes because of the spiritual beauty... the beauty in every minute and moments that was captured... and god, the connection btw these two characters profoundly shakes my heart

Essa música é uma obra prima, tudo a ver com a série!

Popvlares, ¡procedite!

Any vertion of just the good part?

One of my favourite

what an music 🥲💙

Gracchus!!

I loved this show !

I'm Egyptian, A COPTIC CHRISTIAN EGYPTIAN. I shout that out loud because we are the most pure blooded Egyptians out there and that's not only my opinion that's what Egyptologists, Historians and Scientists also agreed on , and I tell you that every word that Bassem Youssef said is right and I totally agree with him. Yes Egypt had lots of mixed cultures throughout its history like for example: Greeks, Romans and Arabs, but the Egyptian blood didn't mix and change that much and that's because for centuries we Egyptians had a golden tradition rule to marry our cousins, and that tradition is still present until now especially in Upper Egypt(from Assiut to Aswan), Although that tradition seems silly and bad from a scientific biological point of view, but that doesn't matter, silly or not we kept that tradition of marrying our cousins for centuries and that helped us to preserve our pure Egyptian blood not mixed as long as we could, and the result is what you see now and that is Modern Egyptians looks typical to their Ancient Egyptian Ancestors, just look at my skin color and Bassem Youssef's skin color we are almost the same although he is a Muslim who was born and lived in Cairo and I am a Coptic Christian who was born and lived in Luxor and there is almost a 1000 km distance between us, doesn't that tell you a thing or two about who Ancient Egyptians were and what they looked like? With all due respect for all the Black people and all the other ethnicities out there, but we Egyptians are special very special, WE ARE NOT Black or White or Yellow, Not Europeans or Africans or Asians, Not Assyrians or Persians or Israelites or Nubians or Greeks or Romans or Arabs or French or Italians or Germans or British or Turkish or Ukrainians, Not Middle Easterners or Caucasians or Mediterraneans or Levants or Amazigh or Berbers or even North Africans. WE ARE EGYPTIANS, WE ARE VERY UNIQUE!

I’ll be the first to say it … RIP Ray Stevenson, actor of Titus Pullo. He played one of the best characters in the history of television to perfection. THIRTEEEEEEEEEEEEN!!!!

1:06

Décima terceira!

I know it’s supposed to be intense and tender or whatever but it’s so funny out of context him just standing there like an npc who can’t get through the door