The Entire Story of Rome, 753 BC–476 AD | Calm Bedtime History
At dawn in the spring of 753 BC, according to Rome's traditional chronology, small settlements looked down from the hills above the Tiber. Twelve centuries later, in AD 476, the western court at Ravenna lost its last emperor, while Roman life and government continued across the sea at Constantinople.
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