Everyone goes on about their love for Pullo and Vorenus, or how well-acted Antony and Octavian were, or how the show should have been longer to give the writers the opportunity to explore the civil wars in more detail and touch on the birth of Christianity. And you know, that's true and all. But I mean, you've gotta have respect for the announcer on the Roman forum! The guy's been through decades of war and unrest in and around the city, and he still delivers the news with such passion. This comment has been sponsored by the Guild of Millers. The Guild of Millers uses only the finest grain. True Roman bread for true Romans.
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I think Biden should stay in the race , its a chance to fix the last for years , Biden has the right under the law and also a duty to run for another 4 years , he can still win , I think Biden should stay in the race , he should not chicken out , he can win # Biden 2024
@Titus PulloYes He was born as Gaius Octavius ( Thurinus ). After he was adobted by Gaius Julius Caesar, He called himself Gaius Julius Caesar. Later he was given the title "Augustus" by the senate. After 27 v Chr. he was called Augustus Caesar or Caesar Augustus. Augustus means 'the exalted one'. I always call him Augustus Caesar. Yes he was the best. He touched my heart with his wisdom and grace.
“Well don’t everybody all get up now at once haha” *gets stabbed* “A bit testy today are we? 😂” *gets stabbed again* “Woah somebody woke up on the wrong side of the bed today! 😂” *Gets stabbed again*
@jaca van heesch well it didnt lose, we still use its alphabets laws, traditions, archuteiture, it basically built what is modern day europe, its the best legacy you could have, does anyone remember the dutch empire? no because it was an insignificant empire compared to the romans
What’s a little sad about Vercingetorix is he once was a compatriot if Caesar and fought for Rome. He was an able commander and chieftain and could have done much remaining in Roman service; instead he rebelled, made himself a “king” and ended up rotting in a cell for years after his defeat to eventually be brought out in chains during Caesar’s Triumph and publicly strangled to death as an offering to the gods. Wasted potential, and worse yet a wasted life..
Life is mostly a tragedy for all of us, we live, fight and struggle only at the end to see everything we once so prized getting trashed! Only in our graves only do we realize that its as King Solomon said, like "chasing the wind" nothing we hold dear in this life really survives us as our time comes to an end. But at least this Gaulic chief stood up for what he saw was right and very nearly destroyed Caesar. Wasted potential? Only at the end but he honorably gave it his all. That I might one day be so reckless as he was in devotion to a cause, but I doubt any of us reading these comments are half the man this guy once was.
I disagree. What Vercingetorix did was smart. Roman legions were scattered all around Gaul in foreign territory, Vercingetorix knew Roman tactics and regulations, Gauls were numerous and upset about the Roman occupation. It was a recipe for success. The only thing going against Vercingetorix was basically Caesar. If his opponent was an ordinary Roman general he would've won easily.
One of the great series...Cesar played to perfection by Ciarn Hinds, development of Octavian into a ruthless dictator was awe inspiring... only weakness was Antony and cleopatra ... needed someone like Marlon Brando and Vivienne Leigh... power and beauty personified
This is so good that should be considered as a documentary. Ten years ago people complained. Now the excerpts from ROME are shown in selected museums in Rome as a background for educational presentataions.
Or it shouldn't be, seeing as half of these characters are fictional, and many are the exact opposite of what they were like during these times. Perfect example: Mark Anthony. Seen as greedy in the show, the man himself was known to be quite generous. So no, it shouldn't be a documentary, when it has a lot of false information.
@@MCshadr217 The show is not historically accurate per se, but it's still incredibly historically authentic. From the military tactics and way of fighting of the Roman maniples, through the vibrant colours of the city of Rome itself, to the general lifestyle people at the time woud follow. As for Marc Antony, I wouldn't say he's greedy in the show. Really the only indication of that would be that he kept Caesar's money from Octavian - which he historically did - and got a bit angry when the young Caesar plunged his family into what could possibly be unpayable debt. As it were in the show, the historical Antony was also a great soldier but poor politician, as well as a complete hedonist.
Dude I keep watching this video I swear the last 100 views are mine, my love of ancient rome knows no limits and this video is so well done, you made everything psynch together perfectly, special mention to the announcer at the end, he made the show 10 times better. If you're like me I recommend the masters of rome series of books by the late Collen Mccullough, she was an excellent writer.
@@zainmk775 Roman army at the time of Caesar was totally different than army of East Roman Empire . Because of their military strength, they built an empire that everyone remembers to this day.
@@mareschrobert You know, since 1000 years after the Marian Reforms military technology was barely any better, and the Roman army was probably better organised and more well-rounded than any of the early middle ages, what you've said isn't even that bold of a statement.
Grande Roma. Impero immenso. Ancora oggi nelle scuole militari si studia come Giulio Cesare combatteva e vinceva con le sue tattiche di guerra contro eserciti più numerosi.
Argentina es hija de España y de Roma. Semper fidelis. Italia y España son nuestra gran familia. Roma invicta est. Viva la cristiandad. Occidente somos nosotros.
That’s the point of the statue, but Augustus was actually even shorter than the actor, and rather weak physically speaking. A more “masculine” actor would have been way off mark.
Damn Game of Thrones !!!!.... HBO had to cancel this freaking outstanding series because people were more in interested in dragons, reanimated dead,witches,insest,magic swords...and all that real historical stuff !!
The interesting part of the story was at the end though. The main characters were old and had pretty much been beaten down. Marc Anthony a Great actor was killed. Not sure what else is left unless they skip a timeline.
@@alexandercrush the rule of octavian caesar and the sicilian war, The Bellum Batonianum and so forth plus you have the plot points of Titus and possibly other similar historical characters brought in.
@Frederick imagine needing a high ranking traitor, a carefully laid ambush, and dozens of tribes to kill a few legions. And then some guy named Germanicus slaughters all of you lol
@Untold Most were Latins, the most powerful people of antiquity, so much so that their descendants form today Latin Europe and their linguistic and cultural marks are extremely strong, especially in Spain, Portugal and Italy. (France and Romania are also Latin, but these have been influenced more profoundly by Celtic and Slavic languages respectively). 🚩🇪🇸🇵🇹🇮🇹🇫🇷🇷🇴
@@EduardoOliveira-gz3pki wonder really is that why french has so many x Letter in their words and different prononcuation of words because they also carry the celtic culture they also have strong celtic dna aside from latin and germanic
Roma, il più grandioso e glorioso Impero della storia; la grandezza, la potenza, la magnificenza e la gloria di ROMA EST AETERNA, ROMA INVICTA ET LUX MUNDI; AVE DIVUS GAIUS JULIUS CAESAR, la tua gloria Immortale vivrà per sempre 💪💪
Great series, fine performances. one of my favorites from HBO's 'golden age'. I can only imagine what David Milch, creator of 'Deadwood', would have made of all this. Story goes he was working on a series set in ancient Rome, but along came "Rome". So he turned to 'Deadwood', thank god. But I wonder how far Milch pursued the Rome idea before it was curtailed...
@@niketesambrosiosdelagrece2266 Yes, because the Greeks were the ONLY civilization that bred intelligent people. Don't be a moron. The Egyptians were ahead of the Greeks anyway, so we can technically say "Oh the Greeks stole from the Egyptians".
@@niketesambrosiosdelagrece2266 the Greeks were insignificant compared to the Romans, you moron. Beside, Rome was bigger, better, more powerful and defeated and conquered Greece easily.
Consiglio a chiunque di vedere questa serie, che più di ogni altra, ripercorre in maniera abbastanza fedele una buona parte della vicende che vanno dalla conquista della Gallia da parte di Cesare fino all' epilogo della terza guerra civile culminata con la battaglia di Azio del 31 a.C., tra Antonio e Ottaviano. In quel trentennio si è deciso il destino dell' umanità.
очень хороший киносериал !!! з раза подряд !!! все серии пересмотрел !!! противоречий с историей прихода цезаря к власти ! не заметил !!! игра Антония и Атии - просто великолепна !!!
i liked how the roman soldiers didnt mock the one guy to be all alone no body said a word,they accepted the challenge and gave the man his heros death respect amongst men without a word being said is wonderful
MONUMENTAL ROME, all other empires can just kneel to you and your shocking beauty, might and elegance., city and empire that surpasses everything. No surprise that when Rome collapsed, World immediatelly entered PERIOD OF DARK AGES, we can see here why, it was greatest empire that ever existed
I know they are from different time periods but who would win in a fight of let’s say 100 Spartans vs 100 romans. Could the Roman break through the phalanx of the Spartans?
The Romans would win because the Roman cohorts are flexible and can bend to flank the enemy, while the Greek phalanx is rigid and cannot bend, if it is flanked it is broken.
Solo me preguntaba que pasó con el Imperio Romano . Ahora estoy seguro de saberlo . La pregunta es que si solo el Imperio Romano tuvo la culpa o hubo algo mas que intervino con la caida . El punto es que se ve como que solo Roma tuvo la culpa de la caida del Imperio Romano . O huvo algo mas tendremos lugar para meditar para aclarar
Non dimentichiamo la cosa più importante che è successa durante la Civiltà Romana. In una provincia lontana da Roma, in un piccolo villaggio, una ragazza di circa 16 anni dà alla luce un bambino. La fanciulla si chiamava Maria.
@@Hohol_Terpila Il piccolo villaggio è Betlemme in Palestina. La fanciulla, Maria di Nazareth, dà alla luce Gesù Cristo, fondatore del Cristianesimo, che cambia la storia del mondo. Erano gli anni della Pax Romana dell'Imperatore Augusto. Noi diciamo per le date storiche "Avanti Cristo" e " Dopo Cristo o Anno Domini" in relazione a questo avvenimento. Un saluto dall'Italia.
Avete letto quello che la Bibbia dice della Civiltà Romana? (Libro dei Maccabei, capitolo 8) E' interessante perchè si capisce quello che le altre popolazioni dell'antichità pensavano dei Romani. Si leggono parole di rispetto e ammirazione per la loro potenza, ma anche per la lealtà verso gli alleati e per come era organizzato lo Stato Romano.
the glory of rome is forever
Everyone goes on about their love for Pullo and Vorenus, or how well-acted Antony and Octavian were, or how the show should have been longer to give the writers the opportunity to explore the civil wars in more detail and touch on the birth of Christianity. And you know, that's true and all.
But I mean, you've gotta have respect for the announcer on the Roman forum! The guy's been through decades of war and unrest in and around the city, and he still delivers the news with such passion.
This comment has been sponsored by the Guild of Millers. The Guild of Millers uses only the finest grain. True Roman bread for true Romans.
I ate a pbj sandwich on roman meal bread when I heard my son Titus sacked Jerusalem. Rome celebrated for weeks.
Stressful times make you fat.... That explains a lot
Lmfaoooooo
I truly enjoy True Roman bread.
I think Biden should stay in the race , its a chance to fix the last for years , Biden has the right under the law and also a duty to run for another 4 years , he can still win , I think Biden should stay in the race , he should not chicken out , he can win
# Biden 2024 / # Blue wave
R.i.p. Ray Stevenson ❤
Fans of this show will forever be grateful for this wonderfull performance
Aw! shite, I didn't know that. God bless him and his family x
Thirteenth!!!
I think Biden should stay in the race , its a chance to fix the last for years , Biden has the right under the law and also a duty to run for another 4 years , he can still win , I think Biden should stay in the race , he should not chicken out , he can win
# Biden 2024
Julius Caesar and Augustus Caesar....I will love you forever! Our souls will be connected forever!
@Titus PulloYes He was born as Gaius Octavius ( Thurinus ). After he was adobted by Gaius Julius Caesar, He called himself Gaius Julius Caesar. Later he was given the title "Augustus" by the senate. After 27 v Chr. he was called Augustus Caesar or Caesar Augustus. Augustus means 'the exalted one'. I always call him Augustus Caesar.
Yes he was the best. He touched my heart with his wisdom and grace.
Great..... dear Sir..... Great.......
@@777peacelove lol...ok
Long live Roman empire
Ave, true to Caesar
Perhaps one of the most successful tribute, not only for Rome, in the entire youtube.
thank you man
You are welcome!
you will love Dovahhatty "unbiased" history of rome"
@@xbouxixll
thinks brother§
I do like how they portrayed Caesar being suprised not by the one guy who tried to stab first, but by the sheer number of those who stoop up as well
“Well don’t everybody all get up now at once haha”
*gets stabbed*
“A bit testy today are we? 😂”
*gets stabbed again*
“Woah somebody woke up on the wrong side of the bed today! 😂”
*Gets stabbed again*
tell em caeser has won , how many centuries know we will talk of him
forever
Forever and ever!
Roma Invicta, SPQR!
Forever: the month of July is for Julius Caesar; the month of August is for Augustus.
ROMA INVICTA!!!!! 🇮🇹 🇮🇹
Modern day italians are not romans
@jaca van heesch well it didnt lose, we still use its alphabets laws, traditions, archuteiture, it basically built what is modern day europe, its the best legacy you could have, does anyone remember the dutch empire? no because it was an insignificant empire compared to the romans
@jaca van heesch shut up commie.
@jaca van heesch in our hearts.
Roma its greece
What’s a little sad about Vercingetorix is he once was a compatriot if Caesar and fought for Rome. He was an able commander and chieftain and could have done much remaining in Roman service; instead he rebelled, made himself a “king” and ended up rotting in a cell for years after his defeat to eventually be brought out in chains during Caesar’s Triumph and publicly strangled to death as an offering to the gods. Wasted potential, and worse yet a wasted life..
But you still remember his name…
Had he served as a Gallic ally to Ceasar, no one would have ever remembered who he was.
At least we know what he looked like thanks to the Romans!
Life is mostly a tragedy for all of us, we live, fight and struggle only at the end to see everything we once so prized getting trashed! Only in our graves only do we realize that its as King Solomon said, like "chasing the wind" nothing we hold dear in this life really survives us as our time comes to an end. But at least this Gaulic chief stood up for what he saw was right and very nearly destroyed Caesar. Wasted potential? Only at the end but he honorably gave it his all. That I might one day be so reckless as he was in devotion to a cause, but I doubt any of us reading these comments are half the man this guy once was.
Similarly, Ho Chi Minh helped defeat the Japanese in WWII...but then the Americans turned their back on him. The rest is history.
I disagree. What Vercingetorix did was smart. Roman legions were scattered all around Gaul in foreign territory, Vercingetorix knew Roman tactics and regulations, Gauls were numerous and upset about the Roman occupation. It was a recipe for success. The only thing going against Vercingetorix was basically Caesar. If his opponent was an ordinary Roman general he would've won easily.
One of the great series...Cesar played to perfection by Ciarn Hinds, development of Octavian into a ruthless dictator was awe inspiring... only weakness was Antony and cleopatra ... needed someone like Marlon Brando and Vivienne Leigh... power and beauty personified
The casting of Anthony was perfect
James purefoy was great it was cleopatra that ruined it
Antony was great but Cleopatra sucked.
Mark Anthony was perfectly casted!
This is so good that should be considered as a documentary.
Ten years ago people complained. Now the excerpts from ROME are shown in selected museums in Rome as a background for educational presentataions.
Wow! I did not know that.
Or it shouldn't be, seeing as half of these characters are fictional, and many are the exact opposite of what they were like during these times. Perfect example: Mark Anthony. Seen as greedy in the show, the man himself was known to be quite generous. So no, it shouldn't be a documentary, when it has a lot of false information.
@@MCshadr217 The show is not historically accurate per se, but it's still incredibly historically authentic. From the military tactics and way of fighting of the Roman maniples, through the vibrant colours of the city of Rome itself, to the general lifestyle people at the time woud follow.
As for Marc Antony, I wouldn't say he's greedy in the show. Really the only indication of that would be that he kept Caesar's money from Octavian - which he historically did - and got a bit angry when the young Caesar plunged his family into what could possibly be unpayable debt. As it were in the show, the historical Antony was also a great soldier but poor politician, as well as a complete hedonist.
@@MCshadr217 what you do to look good infront of the plebs and how you really are is different
Better than Game of Thrones
Game of thrones is a fiction😂. And this is the history
Facts
X2
Good but too far not better than got
History often is.
Oh how I hated to see the death of Caesar..I mean I knew the story of him would end this way but still..
Guy was the definition of a good tyrant
Me too, It always makes me sad.
Rome will never die!
Dude I keep watching this video I swear the last 100 views are mine, my love of ancient rome knows no limits and this video is so well done, you made everything psynch together perfectly, special mention to the announcer at the end, he made the show 10 times better.
If you're like me I recommend the masters of rome series of books by the late Collen Mccullough, she was an excellent writer.
Thanks, glad you like it , yes announcer is definitely an inherent figure of the show. Thank for recommendation.
they were unstopable in the battle fields, never in doubt
i have no doubt they would crush armys 1000 year ahead of theyr times
@@mareschrobert they failed to take down the Arabs when they came. Not so great after all
@@zainmk775 Roman army at the time of Caesar was totally different than army of East Roman Empire . Because of their military strength, they built an empire that everyone remembers to this day.
@@mareschrobert oh ok, i agree with that
@@mareschrobert You know, since 1000 years after the Marian Reforms military technology was barely any better, and the Roman army was probably better organised and more well-rounded than any of the early middle ages, what you've said isn't even that bold of a statement.
Grande Roma. Impero immenso. Ancora oggi nelle scuole militari si studia come Giulio Cesare combatteva e vinceva con le sue tattiche di guerra contro eserciti più numerosi.
May I ask what Caesar campaigns are taught in military colleges
Argentina es hija de España y de Roma.
Semper fidelis.
Italia y España son nuestra gran familia.
Roma invicta est. Viva la cristiandad.
Occidente somos nosotros.
i almos, almost, cried at the end of the last season. is perfect this serie, is the best bcs it have not so much errors
I learned two things from watching Rome:
1. Don’t mess with Octavian Augustus
And
2. Don’t mess with Octavian Augustus
Well I think he was quite featureless in this series like other characters (versus history) and made him a bit of a sociopath.
@@niketesambrosiosdelagrece2266 Yeah and I like it. Also, I think he was temperate until provoked.
@@TLOK1918 and fucking dumb triumvirs like Antony and Lepidus
@TL DR Octavian wasn't really muscular, I think he was perfect for the role.
That’s the point of the statue, but Augustus was actually even shorter than the actor, and rather weak physically speaking. A more “masculine” actor would have been way off mark.
This is the only show I've watched over and over.
Damn Game of Thrones !!!!.... HBO had to cancel this freaking outstanding series because people were more in interested in dragons, reanimated dead,witches,insest,magic swords...and all that real historical stuff !!
HBO wanted to cancel the series after the first season and had nothing to do with GoT
@Realtrach Zegoda by a huge margin
The interesting part of the story was at the end though. The main characters were old and had pretty much been beaten down. Marc Anthony a Great actor was killed. Not sure what else is left unless they skip a timeline.
@@alexandercrush the rule of octavian caesar and the sicilian war, The Bellum Batonianum and so forth plus you have the plot points of Titus and possibly other similar historical characters brought in.
Yes. I was disappointed too. What a excellent show this was.
Damn it I love this show, I'd be cool if they brought it back late in Octavian's rule with the Same actors.
Proud to be latin! Ave latin family!
🇵🇹🇪🇦🇲🇫🇮🇹🇷🇴
Legio Aeterna Victrix! 🚩
🇫🇷🇪🇸
@Frederick imagine needing a high ranking traitor, a carefully laid ambush, and dozens of tribes to kill a few legions. And then some guy named Germanicus slaughters all of you lol
@Untold Most were Latins, the most powerful people of antiquity, so much so that their descendants form today Latin Europe and their linguistic and cultural marks are extremely strong, especially in Spain, Portugal and Italy. (France and Romania are also Latin, but these have been influenced more profoundly by Celtic and Slavic languages respectively).
🚩🇪🇸🇵🇹🇮🇹🇫🇷🇷🇴
@Untold theoretically anyone could become a Roman citizen, provided they did something to help the Roman state and were loyal to it.
@@EduardoOliveira-gz3pki wonder really is that why french has so many x Letter in their words and different prononcuation of words because they also carry the celtic culture they also have strong celtic dna aside from latin and germanic
the great romans,conquerors of the world!
Like a third of it for back then. Maybe a quarter.
The Mongols had more land than Rome but again Romes army was much better
@@ellowmaboiii4550 but the last empire will be the great§with the islam empire!
@@bouarichbrahim7408 the Mongols still had a larger empire what you talking about?
@@ellowmaboiii4550 you said right,but only the last empire,with the master of time will be of the FAITH!
Todo homenaje a Roma es hermoso... Me encanto el video!!! Me emocione...
Yo hablo esponial mi hermano pero no endiendo
Roma, il più grandioso e glorioso Impero della storia; la grandezza, la potenza, la magnificenza e la gloria di ROMA EST AETERNA, ROMA INVICTA ET LUX MUNDI; AVE DIVUS GAIUS JULIUS CAESAR, la tua gloria Immortale vivrà per sempre 💪💪
Chi si loda...
Great series, fine performances. one of my favorites from HBO's 'golden age'.
I can only imagine what David Milch, creator of 'Deadwood', would have made of all this. Story goes he was working on a series set in ancient Rome, but along came "Rome". So he turned to 'Deadwood', thank god.
But I wonder how far Milch pursued the Rome idea before it was curtailed...
Amazing feat that a city built an empire.
A true Roman tribute for true Romans
based
Goodmorning Cosmos from Greece....
Ave Ceasar a Roma!!! :-)
Does any one knows the title of this movie????
Its not a movie, its an HBO series called "Rome"
If we win, all the more glory to us. If we are to die, this as good a place as any.
love this series
Gaius Julius Caesar was the greatest leader of the greatest nation and Empire of all time !!!
Don't forget Alexander..
And Napoléon, and Hannibal...
And Paul Atreides...
@@Miellat34 Hannibal was never a leader of a Nation
@@BookerT48 alexander was born as prince, with an already created Army and Kingdome
Not Caesar, he's literally a made up man
They shouldn’t have murdered Julius Caesar.
Very true!
Julius Caesar...AVE!
Time and time again fools have thought killing the man would kill the message
ROMA was the best ancient civilization they had much more knowledge and concious of life than what people think. GREAT VIDEO
Yeah which all these knowledge stole from the Greeks like all other things...
MANPOWER ROME SHUT UP INVICTA
Greeks, Romans next. Always next
@@niketesambrosiosdelagrece2266 Yes, because the Greeks were the ONLY civilization that bred intelligent people. Don't be a moron. The Egyptians were ahead of the Greeks anyway, so we can technically say "Oh the Greeks stole from the Egyptians".
@@niketesambrosiosdelagrece2266 the Greeks were insignificant compared to the Romans, you moron. Beside, Rome was bigger, better, more powerful and defeated and conquered Greece easily.
Returning to Rome, will help you get what you want: the world. Remember that Europe.
Caesar, Caesar, Caesar, Caesar! Ave Caesar, Ave Caesar.
Loved that series so much. Ahead of its time. I wish they'd made more seasons. RIP Ray Stevenson.
التحيه والسلام للروم اشجع فرسان الامم واوفاهم وارقاهم محبه للإنسان
Consiglio a chiunque di vedere questa serie, che più di ogni altra, ripercorre in maniera abbastanza fedele una buona parte della vicende che vanno dalla conquista della Gallia da parte di Cesare fino all' epilogo della terza guerra civile culminata con la battaglia di Azio del 31 a.C., tra Antonio e Ottaviano. In quel trentennio si è deciso il destino dell' umanità.
Marc Anthony is so passionnate !
"2 Steps from Hell" truly fits anything and makes everything more epic ))))
But mainly aviation videos, let's be honest... ;-)
@1:03 that’s Alexander the greats mantle It fell into pompeys hands after the fall of Pontus and the poison king.
TheMad Reefer A man of culture who knows about the Mithridatic wars
Finrod Felagund Culture and history is all that is left in the end.
Corrider 11 Sulla crushes his armies. He never crushes mithradates. What would destroy mithradates was the betrayal by his own son Pharanaces II.
Forse è stato il momento storico dei più grandi uomini vissuti….adesso c’è solo da piangere 😢
Blow a whistle change formation. Rest. Fight again. The Romans were relentless.
They had legions from other countries too. As for example 5 macedonica
This is great.
очень хороший киносериал !!! з раза подряд !!! все серии пересмотрел !!! противоречий с историей прихода цезаря к власти ! не заметил !!! игра Антония и Атии - просто великолепна !!!
What a show ❤
i liked how the roman soldiers didnt mock the one guy to be all alone
no body said a word,they accepted the challenge and gave the man his heros death
respect amongst men without a word being said is wonderful
best series ever :DDD
As they say: Rome was Not built in a day.
It was built in a minute.... 😊
MONUMENTAL ROME, all other empires can just kneel to you and your shocking beauty, might and elegance., city and empire that surpasses everything. No surprise that when Rome collapsed, World immediatelly entered PERIOD OF DARK AGES, we can see here why, it was greatest empire that ever existed
S.P.Q.R Ave Caesar
Fun fact: Vercingetorix is an italian actor
Giovanni Calcagno.
And most of the cast are British....how the tables turn😂
And the actor of Caesar is irish
Every empire has its imminent golden years and its absolute rot and fall.
Great series
Rome is eternal
When you realize that those squares had actual faces and voices.
True roman bread for true romans!
One of the best from HBO.....a Gem..
Crap this is so cool
Amazing show that was WAY better than game of thrones that was merely good. This was also based on real history
Bruto, my son, you too!
What is the background music? Which album?
Ave!
Wonderfuly done.
HAS BEEN DESTROYED!!!!!!!!!!! ♥♥♥
The undefeated kin ever "The Roman" pure feeling of envy, envy and death.
Who else loves the roman town crier???😊
You can kill everything of me
nor the memory of me🏛and my familie.🏛🌋
Расскажите пожал- а биографии главных героев. Спасибо
I know they are from different time periods but who would win in a fight of let’s say 100 Spartans vs 100 romans. Could the Roman break through the phalanx of the Spartans?
Dante Romano I don’t know I’m in a bit of a doubt at this one.
A phalanx is easily defeated if flanked.
@Dante Romano actually they fought! and Rome won!
Romans were fat Spartans were monsters I don't think a Roman soldier stood a chance only in terms of strategy Romans would win
The Romans would win because the Roman cohorts are flexible and can bend to flank the enemy, while the Greek phalanx is rigid and cannot bend, if it is flanked it is broken.
CESAR FOR EVER,ROME INVICTA....
today? .... all was started from the best !!!! ITALY ! IMPERO ROMANO !
Which films did you use
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Solo me preguntaba que pasó con el Imperio Romano . Ahora estoy seguro de saberlo . La pregunta es que si solo el Imperio Romano tuvo la culpa o hubo algo mas que intervino con la caida . El punto es que se ve como que solo Roma tuvo la culpa de la caida del Imperio Romano . O huvo algo mas tendremos lugar para meditar para aclarar
Eastern or Western
Romans were badass
Comment of an idiot...
Please tell me the name of the movie
Rome(2005)
half of the cast of the Terror is here
I dream of a truly united Europe with an institutional capital Rome, and a single army of legionaries to defend our culture. W ROME W EUROPE
rome should have gone on
@@zainmk775 he obviosly ment the series
I always thought Vercingetorix helmet was the best I ever seen
You would have thought with the rise of Netflix, they could now afford to re-make this series.. but in full this time
Ave Caesar
Ave Roma!
Roma è stata grande
Roma Invicta
ROMA! AETERNA! VICTRIX!
The song name please
Дай, Бог,ему,и семе, здоров'я ,ялюблю етова,актьора ижалко,ево,
И,ещо,он маладечь
Whats the Name of the SOng in the Background= I want that Song Thanks if anyone knows!
ruclips.net/video/hKRUPYrAQoE/видео.html
Non dimentichiamo la cosa più importante che è successa durante la Civiltà Romana. In una provincia lontana da Roma, in un piccolo villaggio, una ragazza di circa 16 anni dà alla luce un bambino. La fanciulla si chiamava Maria.
Чем он важен?
@@Hohol_Terpila Il piccolo villaggio è Betlemme in Palestina. La fanciulla, Maria di Nazareth, dà alla luce Gesù Cristo, fondatore del Cristianesimo, che cambia la storia del mondo. Erano gli anni della Pax Romana dell'Imperatore Augusto. Noi diciamo per le date storiche "Avanti Cristo" e " Dopo Cristo o Anno Domini" in relazione a questo avvenimento. Un saluto dall'Italia.
Al imperio de la usura:
"Non aurum sed ferrum liberanda patria est"
Avete letto quello che la Bibbia dice della Civiltà Romana? (Libro dei Maccabei, capitolo 8) E' interessante perchè si capisce quello che le altre popolazioni dell'antichità pensavano dei Romani. Si leggono parole di rispetto e ammirazione per la loro potenza, ma anche per la lealtà verso gli alleati e per come era organizzato lo Stato Romano.
Grandi
rome 2005 the BEST
Viva Roma!! And viva HBO' s " ROME " !!!😊
what is the title of this film???
Song name please
Two Steps From Hell - Victory