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The Roman Empire's thousand-year dominion reshaped the Mediterranean world and laid foundations for Western civilization. This series traces Rome's evolution from a small settlement on the Tiber to a sprawling imperium that stretched from Britain to Mesopotamia. We'll explore the Republic's political machinery, the Punic Wars that eliminated Carthage, and the tumultuous transition to imperial rule... more

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Luna is a host with Fexingo History, contributing to discussions on historical narratives, governance, and cultural legacies.
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Lucas co-hosts with a focus on Roman political history, institutions, and the engineering feats that underpinned empire-building.

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Focused explorations of Rome's ascent, administration, engineering, and economy render a vivid portrait of how an ancient republic evolved into a sprawling empire. Across episodes, listeners encounter the Senate's political machinery, dramatic power struggles, and the shift from republic to imperial rule, alongside deep dives into monumental infrastructure like aqueducts and roads, and enduring legal and religious transformations. The show consistently threads together military power, administration, and cultural adaptation to explain how Rome's legacy shaped governance, law, and urban life for centuries. Noteworthy angles include the ways infrastructure enabled both rapid deployment and imperial reach, the economic backbone of slave labor ... more

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