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Thank you, Francesca, for this artfully explained recounting of the exploits of such an important family in Western history. As the old saying goes, the more things change, the more they stay the same. The Medici reigned centuries ago, and were able to influence so much because of their pivotal role in high finance. Bankers and those who work in the financial sector still, centuries after the Medici, hold disproportionate influence over our day to day lives and our political landscape. At least the the Medici cultivated the greatest artistic flourishing in human history, which is more than I can say for Goldman Sachs, Blackrock and Vanguard.

Yes! I love the arcaic practice of confarreatio, where the couple shared a piece of emmer wheat bread. 🖤

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“What we do in life, echos in eternity” such a hard line

The aqueduct !

I love Rome

Love this! The idea of the handshake to seal the marriage contract, the background on Romulus and Remus, and the connection between the Sabine Women and the threshold of Rome, are all fascinating. Alexander Mariotti sure makes learning history fun. He’s right. We are all Romans. Thanks for sharing this.

Wow, great video really interesting. thank you for sharing

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Aloha from Hawaii! Great video! We will be visiting in a couple of days and staying in the neighborhood, any other trattoria/osteria you could recommend to not miss? And also a great gelateria? GRAZIE!

why are you so perfect in every thing.

La migliore , bravissima fra romana la mia bff della vita ❤❤❤

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I appreciate this great insight into the constant reverberating theme, throughout history, of betrayal. The reciprocal nature of betrayal is an interesting facet of the subject that is seldom brought up. Most stories of betrayal are written from the vantage point of a transgressor and someone who is transgressed against - between victimizer and victim. Many times, what is seen as a crime going in one direction is, in reality, simply a reaction to another sin that was already committed by the one who is now seen as being the victim of betrayal. That is certainly true in Julius Caesar's case, as Alexander so deftly described.

Thank you for this interesting video, informing us of a historical figure few of us are aware of. It was very well produced and articulated. To answer the concluding question posed by Francesca (8:41 - 8:48) , while I like to think I would be a fair minded arbiter of justice and show mercy during the French Revolution, it is hard to say. The common French person, at that time, endured tremendous poverty. To experience that in the midst of all that decadence and the callousness of the aristocracy towards the common person, may have caused me to act just as irrationally. So I might have fallen victim to the same murderous zeal that swept up so many that took part in the French revolution. It is easy to get on one's moral high horse, when judging people throughout history, when you haven't walked in their shoes or endured anything close to what they have endured. Its easy to do the compassionate thing when times are easy. Its quite different to think so lucidly when one is experiencing abject poverty and despair.

Great storyteller!! Versailles is always fascinating

A great story 🧐

Beautiful😮❤

Amazing , never heard about this story😍

Wonderful story and such wonderful storytelling, Francesca! I absolutely loved this video!!

Modesty is the rule…..,basically not beach wear. She is correct. For women with uncovered shoulders, scarves can be bought from nearby shops.

NO NO NO THE STORY OF JUDUS , BETRAYING OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST

Mark Anthony arranged it and then stood outside conspicuously interacting with people so he could say Honestly he did not stab Caesar.

So true. The human behavior that shapes history is extremely complicated, and repetitive. Thanks for sharing this.

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This is a really well made, high quality video

Nice video, but I think the greatest betrayal in history was Judas to Jesus in the last supper.

I have been !! 😊

I thought she has russian accent

I think when it comes to Europe, only the British find the practice of scarpetta being rude. Everywhere else it's pretty common.

Absolutely loved this video, Francesca!

Ive read that a lot of tours offered by third parties are now being canceled because you cant secure tickets...is this correct?

I'd have lunch with you anywhere, you're quite beautiful! 😍

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Solo in Italia passeggiano 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

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complimenti X il perfetto accento inglese!

Non la conoscevo questa tradizione

she just discovered what walking is

We?She looks British?

Si usa molto nel nord america e nord Inghilterra

Si traduce there's no fat fo the cat 🐈

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such a beautiful video! will definitely try the restaurants out in Monti✨