Roman Mythology

The mythological character of Aeneas appears in La Iliad, and Virgil, inspired by this work, wrote The Aeneid. Here Virgil links the mythological times of Troy with the first time of Lazio. For this reason the myth of Aeneas describes the arrival in Italy of people from the east of the country.

The myth of the twins Romulus and Remus is directly related to the Foundation of the City of Rome.

Roman mythology is strongly linked to the history of its people. This mythological legend shows us the expansion of Rome over neighboring villages and how to achieve it.

Here we see that Romna Mythology is closely linked to the history, expansion and evolution of Rome.

In the reign of Tulio Hostilio, the third legendary king of Rome, we see how the gods participate in historical legends.

After the horrible death of Tulio Hostilio, Rome was ruled by a nephew named Anco Marcio. Here we will know how his reign developed.

The consolidation of Rome is mixed with interesting Legends and History.

After the reign of Tarquinius, he was succeeded by the son of a princess-hostage, called Servius Tulio.

Historical Legends tell us the behavior of this evil and cruel tyrant named Tarquinius and nicknamed the Sovereign.

The courage and resolve of these two brave men, Horacio Cocles and Mucio Escevola, manage to save the Romans from the Etruscan attack

Historical legends tell us the internal power struggles within Rome.

Everything indicates that men are honorable and prestigious until they have power. Power tides and climbs to his head like alcoholic drink. This happened to the Unvires, who when they gained power, began to behave as if they were kings or tyrants. The worst of them was called Celery Claudius.

Republican Rome was governed by two Consuls, but it had the power to appoint a Dictator for a period of not more than six months in case of external or internal danger.

After a hundred years, Rome would again face the Etruscans in a new war. Once again, the Romans had besieged the city of Veyes, but were unable to conquer it. We will know these events and the legend of the statue that moved itself.

Here you can get to know the Legend of the Sacred Geese of Juno Temple.

There is a legend that explains the origin of this sentence. Here we will know it.