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Written and Researched by Dr Raoul Mclaughlin: @drraoulmclaughlin7423

Edited and Animated by Manuel Rubio and Siji Sheehan
Original Art by Alex Stoica
Narrated and Script Edited by David Kelly
Music from Epidemic Sound and Artlist
Thumbnail Art by Ettore Mazza
Sound Editing by Jack White

References:
McLaughlin, R. Rome and the Distant East (2010)
McLaughlin, R. The Roman Empire and the Indian Ocean (2014)
McLaughlin, R. The Roman Empire and the Silk Routes (2016)
McLaughlin, Kim & Lieu, Rome and China: Points of Contact (2021)

00:00 387 BC
5:41 Troy 1184 BC
15:58 The Kings of Rome 753 BC
29:39 Rome From The Outside 700 BC
37:36 Rise of the Republic 509 BC
48:42 Rome Under Siege 508 BC
1:03:00 The Conflict of the Orders 495 BC
1:11:17 The Twelve Table 450 BC
1:22:20 The Ideal Dictator 458 BC
1:31:09 The Seeds of Expansion 396 BC
1:39:54 The Sack of Rome 387 BC
2:01:15 What If? 374 BC
How Did Rome Begin?Aztec Perspective on the Conquest of Mexico // 16th cent. Florentine Codex // Primary SourceThe Mongol Invasion of Europe (As Witnessed By Master Roger, 1241)Alexander the Greats Letter to Darius, King of Persia // Ancient Greek Primary SourceRoman Complains About Weird New Christians and Jesus Son of Panthera (177 AD) True Word, CelsusIvar and Björn Avenge Ragnars Death // 12th Century Extracts from Saxo Grammaticus and KrákumálNative American Castaway Gives First Description of Closed Japan (1848) Ranald MacDonald´s AdventureFive Brutal First-Hand Accounts of Roman Conquest // Carthage, Zela, Masada, Samarra, Fall of RomeHerodotus on The Pyramids // The Histories 440 BC // Ancient Greek Primary SourceAdam of Bremen on Jutland // German Primary Source (1076)The Travels of Marco Polo (Pt. 4)Cortés Meets Montezuma // Cortés letters // 8th November 1519

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