Little Dark Age - ROME

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Short video edit about the history of Rome.
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[filthy_peasant_the_one]

“How does it feel, fighting for a dying empire, roman?”

“Euphoric”

[alexvonrom]

"Roma fell? When? Tell me, dont you see the roads we walk on? Tell me, dont you talk a language as similar to latin as you are similar to your parents? Tell me, don't you feel an invicible feeling watching these statues two millennials old and still just as beautiful as the day the marble was taken from the heart of the Earth? Tell me, aren't you...Roman?"

[uberfeel]

I like that the netflix series "barbarians" tried to make the romans look evil but, ironically made them look more badass.

[lukemiller]

"What separates humans from animals?"

Rome: "THE RHINE"

[ginoyacobuzio]

Do your 100 daily push ups for rome, do it for your ancestors, do it for your children. be based

[commissarhunt]

That masculine feeling of wanting to reunite the Empire. I have it

[Crusader]

I think one of the reasons everyone loves Rome is it just awakens a sense of purpose but now living in this world lacks that

[raynusgremont]

A small town, almost at the center of the world (the center is the Verona meridian, just opposite the Bering Strait) did what nobody else did, conquered the Mediterranean.

And even falling, first in the West and then in the East, he left the main thing: his language, his culture and his politics. His sons succeeded him and spread their influence to the four corners of the world.

That little town is Rome, and all roads lead there.

[pan_africanist]

Ancient European history attracts many people, including myself. Although I am not European, Roman, Greeks and more have given us this beautiful culture. and they deserve great respect

[hmaszeusie]

Rome Is civilization! Rome Is order! Rome... is... POWER!! And out here, WE! ARE! ROME!!!

[theaceofspades]

Not only was Rome a city and a civilization. It was an idea, a dream, a purpose that all of mankind wishes to achieve.

[connornicholas]

Remember, pain is temporary, but the glory of Rome is eternal.

[francisleonagonizomenos]

For some reason the ending brings tears to my eyes. The outro fits seamlessly as it zooms out and showing the expansion of Roman power. The reason why I love the Empire is because people came together, they built and fought for a common goal (i.e., ideally speaking for the Empire), something we don't see anymore nowadays...

[basedkaiser]

It’s weird to think that as an ethnic Polynesian I am in some way connected to Ancient Rome because of France (I’m from Tahiti therefore French). Here we speak French, a Latin language and the most beautiful buildings here were made with either Greco-Roman aesthetics or French Colonial aesthetics. They ween’t joking when they said that all roads lead to Rome.

[finzz]

from one great civilisation to another (Greece) i love the Romans and their history just as much as the Romans loved the Greeks. we are the foundation of Europe and civilisation and am proud to share this title
🇬🇷 🇮🇹

[abhinavkumar]

The time when the West actually was The Most based place on earth. Love from India 🇮🇳

[Old_Harry]

What many fail to understand is that being Roman was more than an ethnic pride, romanitas was mostly linked to your education, way of life and principles.

Celtic people were conquered and later integrated into Roman society, their gods added into the Roman pantheon and Celtic laws integrated into the Iure Gentium, their villages expanded into proper cities and their young man payed to serve into the Roman military.

This same process was repeated for every conquered population, including Germans, Greeks, Egyptians and so on.

Rome lasted this long because it was able to not only expand its borders but also develop a cosmopolitan society meaning that a "Syrian" and an "Egyptian" had the same pride and will to defend the empire from any foe as any other Roman citizen.

That's how you build an empire.

[mtango]

This song increases your testosterone by 750%

[ahunter]

"a bad peace is worst than war"

Julius Caesar

[dioluchini]

well done i am proud to be a son of Roma, a descendant of the strongest kind of men, those who give their lives and dedication to accomplish such a great republic and empire as Rome. I’ve been learning classical latin to connect with my ancestors even more, it’s truly amazing i hope the rest of my nation wakes up and rebuild italy.