Twilight of Rome - The Eternal City at the peak of its glory - ROME 320 AD
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Date: 2024-03-27
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mzwere1
Just magnificent! It was great to see the Forum of Peace. I haven't really seen it replicated with detail like this and in your other video showing the Forma Urbis on the wall inside. Love the music when the facade of the temple is shown at 1: 04. It certainly fits the scene. Likewise at the part from when the camera pans up the five column monument at 1: 40 -1: 55. The next scene and music are great to at 1: 56-2: 12. That sure does look like the wall of the natatio of the Baths of Caracalla. Is that the case I guess you must be working on new version of it too. Love your most recent video too of the Campus Martius too! keep up the great work!
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Just magnificent! It was great to see the Forum of Peace. I haven't really seen it replicated with detail like this and in your other video showing the Forma Urbis on the wall inside. Love the music when the facade of the temple is shown at 1: 04. It certainly fits the scene. Likewise at the part from when the camera pans up the five column monument at 1: 40 -1: 55. The next scene and music are great to at 1: 56-2: 12. That sure does look like the wall of the natatio of the Baths of Caracalla. Is that the case I guess you must be working on new version of it too. Love your most recent video too of the Campus Martius too! keep up the great work!
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billamos5125
The music fits the scene perfectly. For those who don't know, for the movie The Fall of the Roman Empire a massive outdoor set of the Roman Forum was built. All the buildings were made in three dimensions with concrete, stone, and plaster as they would have looked in AD 192. The film bankrupted Samuel Bronston's production company, but what a way to go! I urge you to see the movie if only for the sets.
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The music fits the scene perfectly. For those who don't know, for the movie The Fall of the Roman Empire a massive outdoor set of the Roman Forum was built. All the buildings were made in three dimensions with concrete, stone, and plaster as they would have looked in AD 192. The film bankrupted Samuel Bronston's production company, but what a way to go! I urge you to see the movie if only for the sets.
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HackerArmy03
I just kept imagining what if Rome survived thru the dark ages and thrived. Would we see centuries earlier the creation and starting of the steam era 1400 electricity Mega cities Blimps Establishing a trade route with China, asia
Or would there be stagnant development and would follow our own history, where the advancement would only happen at the same time as the renaissance period
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I just kept imagining what if Rome survived thru the dark ages and thrived. Would we see centuries earlier the creation and starting of the steam era 1400 electricity Mega cities Blimps Establishing a trade route with China, asia
Or would there be stagnant development and would follow our own history, where the advancement would only happen at the same time as the renaissance period
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SamDiMento
Does anyone know if there's proof or evidence for the profundity of statuary adorning the temple parapets and the columns as well as their gleaming, seemingly bronze color Plus, what the statues even looked like Never seen any in museums, would be curious to know if someone's a real history genius out there.
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Does anyone know if there's proof or evidence for the profundity of statuary adorning the temple parapets and the columns as well as their gleaming, seemingly bronze color Plus, what the statues even looked like Never seen any in museums, would be curious to know if someone's a real history genius out there.
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chardtomp
It's impressive to consider that they designed and built all of that without any computer aids, without electricity, without power tools or machinery of any kind and some of those structures still stand more than 2000 years later!
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It's impressive to consider that they designed and built all of that without any computer aids, without electricity, without power tools or machinery of any kind and some of those structures still stand more than 2000 years later!
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lagianna100
The West will never regain their former glory or attain this level of civilization. Ever. We can throw Renaissance Age of Exploration Industrial Revolution at it but we will always be dwarves on the shoulders of Giants
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The West will never regain their former glory or attain this level of civilization. Ever. We can throw Renaissance Age of Exploration Industrial Revolution at it but we will always be dwarves on the shoulders of Giants
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inkarnaatiofin8900
brothers can you feel it in your hearts The pain of monumental loss, such greatness swept away. Yet, we smile, because we know what is coming. Glory and eternal beauty awaits, you can see it as well brothers
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brothers can you feel it in your hearts The pain of monumental loss, such greatness swept away. Yet, we smile, because we know what is coming. Glory and eternal beauty awaits, you can see it as well brothers
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history
Amazing reconstruction! But I wonder what temple is the one in the middle of the Capitoline Hill, on top of the Tabularium, at 2: 14. It's between the Temple of Jupiter and the temple of Juno Moneta.
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Amazing reconstruction! But I wonder what temple is the one in the middle of the Capitoline Hill, on top of the Tabularium, at 2: 14. It's between the Temple of Jupiter and the temple of Juno Moneta.
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littlebigjohn69
ive been to rome many times, im a spaniard from south america and now live in canada but when i land in rome its breathtaking because of its wonders and so beautiful today.
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ive been to rome many times, im a spaniard from south america and now live in canada but when i land in rome its breathtaking because of its wonders and so beautiful today.
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pierrekiroule2827
ROMA AETERNA.
Caput Mundi.
The most phenomenal and influential civilization ever.
As a Frenchman proud and honored to have some Italian ancestry as well.
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ROMA AETERNA.
Caput Mundi.
The most phenomenal and influential civilization ever.
As a Frenchman proud and honored to have some Italian ancestry as well.
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history
The ancient city of Rome, was considered by the Romans as a very disorganised and dirty city in comparison to the many other greater cities of the roman empire.
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The ancient city of Rome, was considered by the Romans as a very disorganised and dirty city in comparison to the many other greater cities of the roman empire.
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TheFinnfluencer
i’ve seen this thumbnail in my dreams before watching the video and it’s incredible. there’s just something breath taking about the architecture
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i’ve seen this thumbnail in my dreams before watching the video and it’s incredible. there’s just something breath taking about the architecture
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yuribrito1504
Tu regere imperio populos, Romane, memento. Hae tibi erunt artes, pacisque imponere morem, parcere subiectis et debellare superbos! Regina Italiae!
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Tu regere imperio populos, Romane, memento. Hae tibi erunt artes, pacisque imponere morem, parcere subiectis et debellare superbos! Regina Italiae!
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JanGotner
Why won't we just REBUILD all of that 1: 1 and let people live there, wear togas and speak Latin We have the technology to make this happen!
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Why won't we just REBUILD all of that 1: 1 and let people live there, wear togas and speak Latin We have the technology to make this happen!
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estebantedesco1348
This 3D model is incredible, is there a way we can download it to run it on our PC I really want to see the whole thing
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This 3D model is incredible, is there a way we can download it to run it on our PC I really want to see the whole thing
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obucinaemir818
would love to see some of the structures repaired to their glory reconstructed to what they where shame they not doing it
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would love to see some of the structures repaired to their glory reconstructed to what they where shame they not doing it
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myplane150
Is Rome really thought to have been populated by that many statues Were they bronze, marble, or a combination of the two
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Is Rome really thought to have been populated by that many statues Were they bronze, marble, or a combination of the two
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patrickfrench1569
It would have been an awesome experience to bear witness to the might of the Roman Empire,
back in the day.
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It would have been an awesome experience to bear witness to the might of the Roman Empire,
back in the day.
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gaetanufagetan5974
Alme Sol, curru nitido diem qui promis et celas aliusque et idem nasceris, possis nihil urbe Roma visere maius.
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Alme Sol, curru nitido diem qui promis et celas aliusque et idem nasceris, possis nihil urbe Roma visere maius.
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samuelclements7147
Think it wasn't the huns and the Visigoths that brought the downfall of Rome, it was Roman politicians!
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Think it wasn't the huns and the Visigoths that brought the downfall of Rome, it was Roman politicians!
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bethmaharaj9047
Going to Rome was a dream come true. The history that still exists to this day is breathe taking
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Going to Rome was a dream come true. The history that still exists to this day is breathe taking
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history
Rome. is not a pleasant place. only in the end it's pleasure. after complete the Duty. Oh yeah.
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Rome. is not a pleasant place. only in the end it's pleasure. after complete the Duty. Oh yeah.
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roddy6924
Awesome to see things are still done 'for the Glory of Rome'
Very nice work.
Thankyou.
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Awesome to see things are still done 'for the Glory of Rome'
Very nice work.
Thankyou.
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METALOZON
Rome started falling when the people betrayed their Gods. It was a road downhill from there.
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Rome started falling when the people betrayed their Gods. It was a road downhill from there.
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sagidasyed6314
Plz tell me the name of this song plz I love organ plz tell me plz plz plz plz luvvia
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Plz tell me the name of this song plz I love organ plz tell me plz plz plz plz luvvia
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