There’s certain music that inspires you past your limit when you’re at your perceived physical and or mental limit. This is one of those pieces of music that do it for me.
@@luciuscorneliussulla5182sorry to break it to you but this music has no actual connection to the Romans The Romans would have been extremely bewildered by this music
@@septimus7524 Agreed, though I'd imagine it'd be quite overwhelming for a culture whose musical practices have often revolved around singular melodies. Still, I'd imagine they'd be honored to know that such grand themes are presented when one thinks of Ancient Rome.
@@k.a263 Rome was in decline while christian, so no, no deus vult. (I am not saying that Christianity caused the decline, but i am stating simple fact, that in Christian period Empire was in state of sunset)
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There’s certain music that inspires you past your limit when you’re at your perceived physical and or mental limit. This is one of those pieces of music that do it for me.
100% brother
Life is a Battle
It is.
Damn good
услышал эту композицию в "cаll of warhammer" спасибо что наконец то нашел ее.
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Perseus vs Medusa- the Soundtrack
Ave Roma aeturna! 🤚
Romanus Maximus!
For some reason I want to hear this mixed with March on the Jedi temple
That's gay. Its Roman legions coming through a mist. Real life, real history.
@@luciuscorneliussulla5182 both are good. Duh.
@@luciuscorneliussulla5182sorry to break it to you but this music has no actual connection to the Romans
The Romans would have been extremely bewildered by this music
@@halflifeger4179But no less impressed, I would bet.
@@septimus7524
Agreed, though I'd imagine it'd be quite overwhelming for a culture whose musical practices have often revolved around singular melodies.
Still, I'd imagine they'd be honored to know that such grand themes are presented when one thinks of Ancient Rome.
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No, deus vult.
@@k.a263 no deus vult, rome was pagan.
@@guilhermegarcia8750 Rome was also Christian. So yea, deus vult.
@@k.a263 Rome was in decline while christian, so no, no deus vult. (I am not saying that Christianity caused the decline, but i am stating simple fact, that in Christian period Empire was in state of sunset)
@@liveforever141 Doesn't matter? Yes, deus vult.