The rise of Rome
by Anthony Everitt · first published 2012
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…legends handed down from that time. many of them appear to be attempts to reconcile the status of the early republic with the foundational history of the village/town/location of rome. i loved reading the rise of rome, by anthony everitt. https://www.amazon.com/Rise-Rome-Making-Worlds-Greatest/dp/0...
on “List of oldest continuously inhabited cities” ↗I'd also recommend Anthony Everitt's biographies. He has books on Cicero, Augustus, Hadrian and an overall Roman history called, The Rise of Rome.
on “How to be a Roman emperor” ↗