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The Partial Recap - 430s BCE
Description
We recap the confusing details of the 430s BCE. Be careful – there's a lot of dictators about!
This is a short, sharp, scripted overview of all the big events that defined the 430s BCE. If you’re inspired to delve into more details, all the episodes from this decade can be found in our Foundation of Rome series starting with Episode 127: The Assassination of Spurius Maelius.
The Partial Recap – 430s BCE
A view to the East over the Roman Forum with the Temple of Saturn on the left and the Palatine Hill on the right, showing the Temple of Castor and Pollux, the Arch of Titus, Santa Francesca Romana, and the Colosseum. Detail from the photograph by Nicholas Hartmann, June 1976. Image Source: Wikimedia Commons. Used under license.
Sound Credits
Our music was composed by the incomparable Bettina Joy de Guzman.
Automated Transcript
Dr Rad 0:16
Welcome to The Partial Historians,
Dr G 0:20
we explore all the details of ancient Rome.
Dr Rad 0:23
Everything from the political scandals, the love affairs, the battles waged and when citizens turn against each other. I'm Dr. Rad
Dr G 0:34
and I'm Dr. G. We consider Rome as the Romans saw it by reading different authors from the ancient past and comparing their stories.
Dr Rad 0:43
Join us as we trace the journey of Rome from the founding of the city.
Welcome to the Partial Recap for the 430s BCE.
Dr G 1:12
I'm Dr. G.
Dr Rad 1:14
And I'm Dr. Rad
Dr G 1:15
And this is our highlights addition of the 430s in Rome will take you through from 439 to 430. In an epitome of our normal episodes
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Perfect for those mornings when you don't want some lengthy rhetoric with your coffee. But Please be warned. The Roman world is a violent one<