Rome's Biggest Construction Projects
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Published 2024-01-26
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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
3:06 Domitian's Temple of Jupiter
4:45 Aura
5:48 The Forum of Trajan
7:16 Nero's Golden House
All Comments (21)
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Here I was almost getting through my morning without once thinking about Rome.
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You, your two books(i got them on audible.) and your channel, made me take italian lessons. And now ive invited my old mother to Rome, as she always wanted to go. - ive been there once, more than a decade ago. And i cant wait to go back in april. thank you for all your work.
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Seeing the temple of Jupiter in its heyday, must have been breathtaking.
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The very end of this makes me curious about these Roman "offices." Great video!!
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can we get the biggest projects a consul ever made too? emperors had decades and power to make them happend but consuls (pre-emperial era) had only a year or less. i'm taling about the Pompey, the Sulla, the Cicero. surely many projects were made by consuls.
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I never stop thinking of Rome
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Been watching this channel on, and off since lockdown in 2020, and it has always represented to me what's best about YouTube, and the Internet. Thank you.
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Thank you for all the high-quality content and greets from the Nationalpark Eifel near cologne. The whole region here is full with amazing roman relics. And through you I learnt to understand them better.👍👍👍
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You have cut a rod for your own back, Mr Ryan. The standard you have set for your work, I mean. Really very interesting and often borders on the poetical, and now ya has to keep it up, for the foreseeable future. ") One of the writers I never miss watching the same day you post for us. Thank you.
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Love your content. Please expand on these.
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Were there passenger carriages going from city to city in the Roman Empire?
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You are one of the greats!! Thank you for your book signing in Chicago - your content is beyond inspiring
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You read my mind, i was just wondering about this topic
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Keep it up DR Ryan
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Love this channel!
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This channel is brilliant
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Dr. Ryan, you're the best, thank you!
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Another informative, educational, and entertaining video, thank you. Question, how did the stone Temple of Jupiter burn so easily and often?
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Love that i found this channel!!
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Wow. This was great!
