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The Sacred Geese of Juno: Rome’s Strangest Rescue
In 390 BC, Rome was sacked by Gauls — but not completely. Lucas and Luna explore the Gallic siege, the failed defense at the Allia, and the legend of the Capitoline geese whose honking supposedly saved the citadel. They dig into the archaeological evidence, the political aftermath, and how a flock of sacred birds became a symbol of Roman resilience. Along the way, they touch on the Gallic migration under Brennus, the ransoming of the city, and the reforms that followed — including the rebuilding of the walls and the military reorganization. A story of panic, persistence, and poultry…
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