Roman History 02 - The Roman Republic 509 - 386 BC

This video covers the the republic era from 509 - 386 BC and covers the various wars and event of that time frame.

This is from the podcast series The History Of Rome by Mike Duncan.
He currently does The Revolutions podcast

[scottforest]

There’s a reason why Mike Duncan is a legend among podcasters...

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Its great to finally hear the history of Rome that doesnt start at Caesar.

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[samlund]

0:06 The Public Thing (The first year of the Republic)
14:57 Trials and Tribunlations (Protecting the New Republic)
30:49 - The Twelve Tables (The early 5th Century BC)
46:47 - The Roman Washington (Career of Cincinnatus)
59:01 - Decades of Gloom (The late 5th century BC)
1:14:28 - A Trojan War (Rome’s final war with its first major rival Veii)
1:28:23 - Barbarians at the Gate (The Gallic Sack of Rome)
1:44:15 - The Morning After (Rebuilding Rome after the Gallic sack)

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