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Rome Centers

Published on Dec 13, 2015

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Rome Centers

by: Blake Lautemann
Photo by Werner Kunz

The founding of Rome

  • Rome was said to be founded by two twins, Romulus and Remus.
  • The twins were abandoned and found by a wolf who fed them until they were taken in by a shepard.
  • Then the twins went to constuc a city were the wolf found them, Romulus killed Remus and they city was named Rome.
Photo by laszlo-photo

Roman Gods

  • Roman Gods were essentially the exact same as the Greeks except for changed names.
  • Instead of thier Greek counterpart they were named after varius planets.
  • Some examples are Jupiter=Zeus, Poseidon=Neptune, and Mars=Ares.
Photo by mharrsch

Important Roman Figures pt.1

  • Julus Caesar was an ancient Roman General who conquored many.
  • Eventually he was assinated by his enimies on March 15.
  • After his demise his nephew Octavion Augustus became the first official emporer and brought peace to Rome.
  • Octavion was made a god after his death and was worshiped by many.
Photo by !STORAX

Important Roman Figures pt.2

  • Another important figure is Nero who loved acting and was blamed for the fire in Rome.
  • Diocletian was the only ruler to leave by will.
  • Constantine , the ruler ho made Christianity the official religion.
  • Fianlly Trajan , the first non Roman ruler.

Roman Colosseum pt.1

  • When it was built it was one the largest structures of it's time.
  • It was used as an ancient sports stadium for watching gladiators kill each other.

Roman Colosseum pt.2

  • The Colosseum took the effort of hundreds of workers and eight lengthy years.
  • There was an underground function of it and it had many cells and other rooms
  • It included 50,000 seats and 80 entrances for maximum viewing.

Roman Numerals

  • I=1,V=5,X=10,L=50,C=1000,D=50,and M=1000.
  • If a smaller value came before a larger one the the smaller value is subtracted from the larger one.
  • When the opposite happened then the smaller value was added.
Photo by eltpics

Modern/Arabic Numerals

  • They are the system of numbers that we use today.
  • They were created after thier Roman counterpart.

Roman Arches pt.1

  • The design for these arches was used on the Colosseum,bridges, and aqueducts.
  • This design allowed an extreme amount of weight for that time.
Photo by SBA73

Roman Arches pt.2

  • The arches had a keystone centered at the top of the arches to suport it.
  • The keystone was an essential part of thier arches and was the last stone to be put in place.
Photo by Randall Niles

Roman Laws pt.1

  • The Roman's set of laws were called the 12 tables.
  • They were designed to protect the rights of the citizens.

Roman Laws pt.2

  • No exact copy of the laws have been found but a latin translation was recovered.
  • The laws are considered cruel by many but there is no denying that they havn't had an impact on our law system today.

The Latin Language

  • The first form of Latin came from the Italian Peninsula.
  • It is made up of multiple indo-european languages.
  • In addition there was an official form called classical Latin.
Photo by Werner Kunz

Latin in Modern use

  • Latin influences many languages such as English and Spanish.
  • Latin influences can also be found in science,acadimcs, and law.
Photo by deltaMike