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0:00 Introduction
0:23 Colosseum to Capitoline
3:21 Arch of Constantine, Meta Sudans, Colossus, Colosseum
4:33 Circus Maximus, Palatine hill
6:13 Colosseum, Temple of Claudius
7:16 Baths of Caracalla
7:55 Column of Trajan, Imperial Fora
8:37 Campus Martius: Pantheon, Mausoleum of Augustus, Theater of Marcellus
10:05 Plan of Ancient Rome in the time of Constantine- overview
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Insane how rich this city looked in ancient times.Just Amazing buildings
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Ubisoft gave us a pretty impressive rendering of Rome during the Renaissance era in Assassin's Creed Brotherhood, I had lots of fun just wandering around the city. And now Yorescape is actually giving us the Eternal City at the height of the Empire. Gorgeous!
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Rome is such an amazing city. Iāve heard so many people say āoh there are too many touristsā.. but thereās a reason for that. Itās just so cool to walk around a corner and see the pantheon or colosseum. My step dad has family in Naples. So every time Iāve visited I think we have gone up to Rome as well.
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Driving thru Rome at night I noticed the top windows of the Theatre of Marcellus and some were lighted. I asked my Italian friend why? He said those were people's apartments. Imagine that! People have apartments in a 2000 year old building! It really staggers the mind.
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Before this app, we used to use an illustrated tourist book with transparency overlays of each photo or scene, showing how it looked in antiquity.
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Rome was truly a marvel of architecture and engineering. Fascinating video. Thank you.
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Rome Reborn isn't a "new" project. It's been around since the 90s ;o). But I do love that they keep updating it with new features, graphics, and little details. I used to dream they would allow their virtual model to be used by a quality game maker and we would get the Ancient Rome game we deserve in all its glorious immersion.
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Imagine what a time traveller from ancient Rome must feel like when he sees (more or less) all those marvelous buildings lying in ruins. You could comfort him that Rome and the Romans have influenced Europe and large parts of the world in more ways you can imagine. Seeing it like that, Rome never really has fallen. Past blends into present. ThatĀ“s the aspect of Roman culture most fascinating to me.
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Ancient Rome looks better than most places around the world today.
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"My name is Maximus Decimus Meridius, commander of the Armies of the North, General of the Felix Legions and loyal servant to the true emperor, Marcus Aurelius."
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Having been to Rome about 5 years ago, I was amazed at how many buildings are still there, considering the wars that have taken place there over the centuries.
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You can tell by their inflections and enthusiasm, that this was a really fun and passionate project for them. Well done, really cool to see.
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This is a great idea but the way it's presented I had difficulty correlating what we have today with what it was. Better to show each structure separately as a before and after scenario.
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I love Rome! Iāve been there twice. Iād live there if I could!
Itās like going back home ā¦
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I write for a Rome Facebook group. I have tried to explain that the most important site in ancient Rome is The Forum, but everyone just wants to see the Colosseum. Thank you for posting this. I now have something to recommend to my readers which just might stimulate their interest in that most important site in Rome!
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It amazes me how architecture was so refined this early in human history
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Also, right before Christmas of 1991, my wife and I were in Rome. We went to a nighttime Christmas open air fair in the Piazza Navona that was once was the Stadium of Domitian. It started to rain, so we walked a few blocks eastward heading to the Metro station at the Colosseum but then it really started to rain. We followed some people who were going into what I thought was a large church. It actually was the Pantheon. I didn't even realize what it was until i was inside. It was amazing! And no rain was coming down from the hole in the roof even though a moment ago I was getting deluged. I stood there, looking up at the hole and amazed no rain was falling on me.
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Just a wake up call that civilization generally progress, but not linearly. It goes backwards from time to time.
Quite nice. Thank you.
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Terrific! In the future, I hope they do a virtual rendering of ancient Rome's housing stock to get an idea of how the general populace lived.
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@jeffreymedeiros6253
3 months ago
This is exactly what I remember it looking like. Well done.
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