Romulus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Romulus
- the founder and first king of Rome
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blic works, including a statue of a wolf suckling Romulus and Remus.
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Omens; a statue of Romulus and Remus is struck by lightning.
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Aelian:NA_10.22
sacred. And when Romulus on the Palatine Hill, divining
AnthPal_3.19
e-long story. [19] Romulus and Remus deliver their mother
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the unconquered race of Romulus, joy of the farthest East
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custom, from the fact that Romulus and Tatius, in their statues
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of the Roman people, which Romulus, the original founder of this
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rished many years before Romulus: for he was at least of
Cic:Cat_3.19
with the laws melted. Even Romulus, the founder of this city,
Cic:DeOr_1.37
and elegant speakers? [37] Does Romulus seem to you to have
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and clemency but even to Romulus ** or Numa Pompilius :
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fifth in the reign of Romulus. For even though, during the
Cic:Rep_1.58
all the way back to Romulus, who reigned six hundred years
Cic:Rep_1.64
O Romulus, O Romulus divine,
Cic:Rep_2.4
foundation of this city by Romulus ? He was the son
Cic:Rep_2.10-17 *
{5.} [10] How, then, could Romulus have acted with a wisdom
Cic:Rep_2.20-26 *
in which the story of Romulus' immortality gamed credence was one
Cic:Rep_2.50-53 *
; this was done by Romulus himself, as we have said,
Cic:Rep_3.47
we are referring to is Romulus or Pompilius or Tullus, perhaps
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time when the soul of Romulus entered these regions, so when
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** was a contemporary of Romulus - we received poetry much
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In heaven Romulus with Gods now lives;
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decree, as all augurs since Romulus have decreed, that when Jupiter
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InscrIt_13.3.86 ) Romulus. Found at Pomp
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(early 1st cent.) stulus, and nurse of Romulus and Remus), with sacr
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(1st cent. A.D.) third time] since Romulus, and closed the gat
Ennius:Ann_31
According to Ennius, he [Romulus] will be reckoned with
Ennius:Ann_32
founder of the city was Romulus, grandson of Aeneas throu
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to decide the fate of Romulus : TERTULLIAN : Ennius the
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to the deification of Romulus : SERVIUS : [on 'sancte
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ugh holding Ilia's twins Romulus and Remus is cast up by
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she-wolf suckles Romulus and Remus: SERVIUS auctus : The
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Remus scoffs at Romulus and his wall on the Palatine
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third. [112-13] & Romulus and Titus Tatius establish a
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estion of a successor to Romulus : FESTUS : ' Square Rome,
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a wood. [75-6] & Romulus and Remus sport with the shephe
Euseb]:Chron_5
kings], starting from Romulus, who founded the city of
Euseb]:Chron_193
stadion race [At this time] Romulus and Remus were born
Euseb]:Chron_263-267 *
Romans, starting with Romulus The emperors of the Roman
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mulius had been slain by Romulus and Remus, the sons of
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and was killed by Remus and Romulus, who founded the
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for the early kings, such as Romulus son of Mars. The
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& [p90] 752/1 & Romulus, son of Mars, king, & over the
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reigned in Rome. Romulus reigned 37 years; senators for
Julian:Caes_307
festival of the Cronia Romulus gave a banquet, and invit
Just_41.5
mong the Macedonians, or Romulus among the Romans, died
Just_43.2
mes of the boys were Remus and Romulus. As they grew up
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lia gives birth to Romulus : SERVIUS supplemented : Naeviu
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built in the Capitol by Romulus, was unroofed and falling
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ruled from the time of Romulus, and they had first estab
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the wolf of Remus and Romulus was struck by lightning, and
Oros_2.2
who was the mother of Romulus, began to rule among the
Oros_2.4
was founded by the twins Romulus and Remus. 2 Romulus at
Oros_5.16
that they were descended from Romulus and knowing that even such
Oros_6.1
worship assured the safety of Romulus himself, the founder of Rome,
Polyaen_8.2.1
Numitor. Remus and Romulus, sons of Mars and Sylvia, forme
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Numitor on the throne. [3] Romulus. When the Romans
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lso: Livy, 1.9] Romulus encamped about ten stades from
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hings that caricature of Romulus holds in his possession,
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(c. 188) the founder of Rome [ Romulus and ] his [brother] Remus;
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. much later there were Romulus and Remus and the [foundation]
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knights to the troops which Romulus had enrolled in accordance with
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except the augural staff of Romulus. The statue of Servius Tullius
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the Lupercalia was begun by Romulus and Remus, at such a
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with the circus show, which Romulus, upon his ravishing the Sabine
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from the little hut of Romulus, made it the pillar of
ValMax_3.2.3
I now return to Romulus, who being challenged to combat
ValMax_3.2.4
[2.4] Next to Romulus is Cornelius Cossus, who consecrated
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great founder of our city, Romulus, that the first honour of
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swear, by the hut of Romulus and the humble roofs of
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senate was placed by the father of our city in the
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was tragic. L. Brutus equalled Romulus in honour; for the latter
ValMax_6.5.1
by the son of Mars Romulus }, and that war was
ValMax_9.6.1
In the reign of Romulus, Spurius Tarpeius was commander of
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Mars, and gave birth to Romulus and Remus. At this news,
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[2] Romulus offered asylum to all foreigners
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After the deification of Romulus, there was a long
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second to do this after Romulus.
[Vict]:VirIll_45
third to do so after Romulus. He was the first to
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