Romulus and Remus
The legendary founder of Rome was Romulus, who killed his twin brother Remus in a quarrel over the building of the city.
Romulus, the legendary founder of Rome, is often depicted wearing a traditional Roman toga, which symbolized citizenship and authority. He might also be shown in a tunic, the common garment of the time. In artistic representations, he may be adorned with a laurel wreath, signifying victory and honor. These garments reflect both his status as a leader and his cultural identity in ancient Rome.
Romulus was believed to have founded Rome. If that is what you meant.
According to Roman mythology, Rome was founded by Romulus in 753 BCE after he and his twin brother Remus were raised by a she-wolf. Historically, the city's origins are more complex and involve various Italic tribes and settlements. Archaeological evidence suggests that Rome developed over time through the merging of these communities, particularly the Latins and Etruscans. Thus, while Romulus is the legendary founder, the actual founding was a gradual process involving multiple groups.
According to legend, Romulus (753-715 BCE) was the founder and first ruler of Rome. However, the historical founding of Rome goes back at least another two hundred years and we do not really know who founded the small village that became Rome, nor who its first kings were.
Romulus and Remus
The legendary founders of Rome were Romulus and Remus, but mainly Romulus.
The legendary founder of Rome was Romulus, who killed his twin brother Remus in a quarrel over the building of the city.
As to the founder of Rome, you have a choice. Romulus or Aeneas. They are both myths and the Romans used each of them.
Romulus, founder of Rome.
The famous baby in Rome is often referred to as the "Babies of the Vatican," specifically the infant Jesus depicted in various artworks and religious iconography throughout the city. However, if you are referring to a specific historical figure, it may relate to Romulus, the legendary founder of Rome, who, according to myth, was raised by a she-wolf after being abandoned as a baby. This story symbolizes the origins of Rome and its legendary beginnings.
There is more than one founder but the semi-legendary founder is Tan-Gun Wanggeom
"Vatican City" itself was established in 1929, but the Vatican has been in Rome for a thousand years. I suppose the original founders of Rome, the legendary Romulus and Remus, would be the original founders in the 6th century BC.
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The origin is quite uncertain. It has often been held to be a variant on Romulus, the legendary co-founder. This site discusses alternatives: http://www.theromanforum.com/articolo.asp?ID=730
Dido was the legendary queen of Carthage, made famous in the Aeneid, who fell in love with Aeneas, the entirely fictional founder of Rome after escaping from the siege of troy with his elderly mother.
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