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The First King Romulus: The Great Roman Empire
Romulus, the first king, was the founder of the great Roman Empire. Founding Rome in 753 BC, he killed his brother, Remus, to consolidate his power. After a few years he convinced Sabine woman to become Roman wives known as matronae. The people thought of Romulus as a great and respected king. He was seeking the best for his people as shown when he convinces the sabine women to stay and become roman wives, or
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