Classical Studies 1000 Lecture Notes - Lecture 11: Capitoline Hill, Terracina, Tullus Hostilius

• School: Western University
• Department: Classical Studies
• Course: Classical Studies 1000
• Professor: David Lamari

Document Summary

Timeline (see appendix three: 753-509 bc: regal period (king, 509-27 bc: republican period (public) No longer controlled by kings: 27 bc-ad 476: imperial period (emperor) Part one: aeneas arrives in italy (circa 1200 bc: hero from the trojan war. Romans would say that this trojan was prophesied to found a second. This second troy considered to be rome: this is where troy rose again, rome was a primitive city until this occurred, this story comes very late in roman history. All of the people that responded were men. They held a festival and abducted the women. Rape of the sabine women: the entire story, of course, is a myth. Natural resources: fertile soil, open lowlands, access to fresh water. Greeks: emigrated into southern italy to take advantage of their resources. We viewed as a sophisticated culture by the romans but seen as barbarians by the greeks. A method of predicating the future by examining a liver.