Preliator - Rome

[@Rjm883]

Girl: Italy is so beautiful! Boys: Ave Caesar!

[@hunsuconab9538]

I found the subtitled version of one of those Roman songs... I think this is the most accurate version. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hmjFnJ2ch9qojdk

[@GianfrancoFronzi]

Rome didn't fall it faded away , it's still with us today .

[@Magplar]

Rome never fell.. it's just Roamin' around.

[@israelroman8397]

No other nation or Empire can ever be compered to the Greatness of Rome

[@jorgewong2758]

Babilonia

[@lilestojkovicii6618]

​@@jorgewong2758 they were weak

[@DanemonDeathBringer]

​@@jorgewong2758not rlly

[@nikomatson5235]

​@TrveKvltSeekerThey didn't lasted even half as long as the Roman empire

[@lilestojkovicii6618]

​@TrveKvltSeeker they effectively ceased to be important way before their official end Rome was important all the way until 1453 in one way or another

[@vuhuynh2864]

Roman empire is the best empire in the history. S.P.Q.R⚔️

[@robjus1601]

I would rather live in the Republic.

[@misterivo4141]

The Romans were the best Civilization on Earth! They formed the World today! Semper Paratus! ROMA ETERNAE!

[@Dominvs42]

What actually formed the world today is another civilisation, yet you’re rather arrogant or ignorant to admit

[@Dominvs42]

@@tommy12331 rather arrogant or ignorant, Tommy!, rather arrogant or ignorant

[@Dominvs42]

@@tommy12331 I’ve always admired and loved the Roman Empire in general, yet you should also consider its flaws specially when it was a republic, the slave rebels, yeah I believe the Ottoman Empire is comparable, perhaps not to “Romans”

[@Dominvs42]

@@tommy12331 Forget about Islamic ones because that might jump on your nerve, The Persian empire was comparable to the Roman one in terms of strength, so yeah…you can’t just deny all other empires

[@Dominvs42]

@@tommy12331 Arabs or Muslims have developed sciences in the past not Romans or Greeks, these numbers you have in your username are Arabic numbers! without their written books, you would take more time to reach the current technology nowadays

[@НиколайМарковски-у9ы]

¡Viva El Imperio Romano! ¡Siempre! Para Siempre! ¡Vivirá! ¡ADELANTE! ✨❤️🙏🥰❤️

[@mirkomirko3638]

Ritorneremo... più forti di prima W Italia 🇮🇹 Onore a Roma

[@itstriplem2069]

The Roman combat and the music go together very well good job Yoda

[@gelul12]

would love too time travel back too some battles and watch them from a distance...

[@DarthPrinceps]

you can't undestrand how mutch can an italian descendent of the Imperium can feel when he listen to Roman anthems, the legatus screaming, the marches as the "Victrix" one ore the Legio Itlica one. you can feel a shiver down your spine. just amazing. i coundn't be more proud of Roma. Aeternis sumus

[@jindrichpavlicek9735]

Glory of the Roman empire!!!

[@hobyboy07]

Listening to this whilst working on my finals. Makes the mundane seem SO awesome. Many thanks for uploading.

[@gc6096]

I hope you did great on your finals.

[@davidkumar9216]

I love Rome. Super hyped to get total war Rome II for Christmas.

[@hannes0000]

get total war attila much better

[@itstriplem2069]

rome 2 sucks all the units just push together are just stand there rubbish!!!!!!

[@Sam-fl9hf]

David Kumar pllllease don't make the mistake I did, just get Attila, there is a mod called ancient empires coming out in, well at least 1-6 months which is basically going to be Rome 2 though not the Greek states (Athens,Sparta,Epirus, well also Syracuse) but they aren't great in R2 anyways, I KNOW HE PROBABLY GOT IT ALREADY BUT WARNING TO OTHERS TOO, unless you are rich, but you should already have them all now

[@itstriplem2069]

Sam I I did the same mistake when I got it last year I thought it was cool but I have to say Rome 2 is the worst total war game I've ever played and is one of the games I really don't like. So I just deleted Rome 2 and got Attila total war

[@johnsilver3296]

As half libyan we still remember the days of the romans. Its ingrained into our culture. Some people still have latin surnames. My friends surname is صلفانس which it the literal translation for silvanus which means 'of the woods' in latin. In some parts of libya they still wear a modified version of the toga. We also have the most intact ruins in the world. Libya was also the birthplace for arguably one of the greatest emperors of the romans Septimius Severus. Who ended the war of the five kings and founded the Severan Dynasty. I've been studying roman history for quite awhile, hit me up if you got any questions.

[@legiohistoria6078]

Mark Antony also had a libyan legion.

[@johnsilver3296]

Also many of the successes of Hannibal was attributed to his masterful use of libyan and numidian calvary.

[@djgospela]

hot

[@VasscoProd]

As italian and Roman descendant i greet you an your people, the people of Carthago, our lands may were fighting in war but i always truly respected your cutlture!

[@LAZARO373]

my real name is caio this name is based in gaius and my surname is augusto based on augustus

[@11nith]

As a non-European myself, I really love the Roman empire. I always get historygasm reading about this once-great empire. Especially the Roman military, probably the bestest(if that's word) army in history imo.

[@robmartin217]

DVN......absolutely correct!....

[@dominicsmith8059]

true. italy would still be speaking vulgar latin if it weren't for the tuscans

[@svenyahelu605]

F*ck. I've never heard the word historygasm but it is beautiful😂it perfectly describes the feeling

[@Geshiko-GuP]

european here, rome is to me..the old ancestor of pan europa..now we are here to restore its glory..weve already conquered the world..where now ready to do it again

[@TheJarric]

china and mongols are only ones pre gun powder that coud beat em relative ease

[@illillino]

Hail Rome

[@roche700]

Germanic hail?! :D Must speak Salute!

[@Agomacule]

*Ave. hail or Heil, is like told in the comment before mine , germanic

[@roche700]

Semir Kurtagić Good avatar :D

[@mongolthemongoloid9610]

FOR ROME!

[@VasscoProd]

fuck you hitler, Roma hasn't your fucking nazi germanic ideology

[@summonerhattori2592]

I've been looking for this video for 12 years!

[@hurryhussar]

What a shame that most of these Roman documentary footages are decades old. We need more now!

[@NightHoundd11]

Be Strong like a roman ! Best motivational video ever !

[@serbianbadboy335]

yea Roma Invicta Roma Aeternam

[@RussianSuperPower]

Ahhh these were the good old days, I remember them like they were yesterday!

[@НиколайМарковски-у9ы]

¡Viva el Imperio Romano! ❤️

[@richardhall4502]

ROMA ETERNAE!!!

[@Scuppetta1998IT]

richard hall ROMA AETERNA

[@alejandrozuluaga7660]

Roma Invicta

[@calasalos]

Roma AETERNA!

[@florincrisu4158]

+Alejandro Zuluaga don't forget the Dacians lol!

[@fuciliereelite5088]

Thanks

[@mihuelmasceno936]

viva a glória Roma onipotente

[@hunsuconab9538]

I found the subtitled version of one of those Roman songs... I think this is the most accurate version. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hmjFnJ2ch9qojdk

[@MalandriusCaacrinolaas666]

Ave Cesar

[@chelseafc9653]

I love ROME history❤️ The most powerful Army in the World 🌎 of that era 💪👑 they were the KINGS OF THE WORLD 🌎👏👏👏 I love history and I watch Rome’s movies and documentaries on my IPad everyday and night and to be honest with you i sometimes cry 😢 when I hear or see when they got defeated in the battle 😢 My favourite hero is Gaius Julius Caesar 👑💪👏👏👏👏

[@Lemonidas75]

If ancient Greece was the mother of the western world, Rome was certainly the father ...

[@GreveElof]

+Greg Lyris We all still live in the shadow of the Roman Empire.

[@9radoal]

+andré popovski now we are just a shadow.

[@GreveElof]

More like the rich neighbor that Rome decided to copy, and eventually enslave :)

[@TheTroubadour1]

+Greg Lyris Greece were the Parents.... Rome, the son..... and a bad one at that.... The Romans perverted all the Glory of Greece as they never fully understood it... they only copied it..... nothing more!

[@GreveElof]

Yea, no. While Greece or actually just Sparta and Athens, was surely the model in many aspects of the Roman Republic. But Greece never managed to unit it self like the Roman Republic. Rome did everything that Greece had done and did it far better. They perfected the military, they perfected the state and the legislation and they created what seemed as almost a modern national state. While Greece on the other hand was just a bickering collection of city states, whom were in the end defeated by the superior Romanas.

[@illillino]

You will never see anything in the world greater than Rome

[@alexanderchenf1]

USA

[@travisbarnes1698]

lol

[@kingofgoldnessr9364]

+Chen Alex yup lol

[@illillino]

is still very far from roman glory

[@travisbarnes1698]

***** Oh great, another sweaty european.

[@caliskrit4349]

It's a shame that Hollywood doesn't make new modern movies about rome.. Instead its always sci-fi with the same aliens and same action...

[@arnaudlangenus9679]

Calis krit No please, let's not involve Hollywood in this epic era. Instead let us enjoy the movies we already have. I suggest the film serie 'Rome', from HBO. Excellent series. Or even better, the BBC series 'I. Claudius' from 1976. Must see.

[@majinachilles2850]

+Calis krit Hollywood, in general, wants to demoralize, not empower European males. Although occasionally Hollywood will make powerful white nationalist propaganda films such as Gladiator and 300, simply because they know it makes a lot of money.

[@Karsterix]

+Majin Achilles May I ask why Gladiator and 300 are "white nationalist propaganda"?

[@majinachilles2850]

Both movies show white Europeans fighting for their homelands. 300 is a much better example of this than Gladiator though.

[@TheFlammableGas]

+Majin Achilles You're in dire need of a social life.

[@muzzleflash1]

SPQR May the Legions of Rome forever conquer!

[@vmvmvmvmvmify]

Gladiator. Love that movie.

[@guilhe705]

Thanks

[@nazarioguerrieri4880]

Grandissima Roma eterna ...l impero più lungo di tutti i tempi civilizzando il mondo intero ...noi italiani , figli del grande popolo romano , siamo fieri delle nostre origini ...evviva Roma evviva l Italia 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹💪💪💪

[@enricomattei6303]

Testuggine

[@adrianpuppo1547]

Ave cesa✋️✋️✋️

[@hgharjaqen7984]

For the glory of Rome!

[@gelraldoldo5152]

There is no doubt that the Romans are one of the more interesting empires in recorded history. I just like the idea of a single city building such a strong and lasting empire.

[@RenneDanjoule]

Ironic that the enemy of the empire would post this. "The aim of the Masonic/Jedi sect is the overthrow of the whole Christian religious and political order, with their ideas, whose foundations and laws will be derived from mere naturalism" - Pope Leo XIII Christ said: NO STONE WILL BE LEFT UNTURNED": "Eleazar asks them: "Where is this city that was thought to dwell by God himself? It is now demolished to the foundations, and has nothing but this preserved monument, I mean the camp of those who destroyed it, which still lives on its ruins... And I can only wish that we were all dead before we saw this holy city demolished by the hands of our enemies, or the foundations of our holy temple dug up in such a profane way" (War VII, 9, 376, 379, Whiston translation). "Every novice sought to become a 'free' and 'perfect' Freemason who could read the plans of the 'divine architect' to 'rebuild Solomon's temple' and reshape the secular order with moral force." -James H Billington, 13th Librarian of Congress "A time will come when the enemies of Christ will boast, "We have subdued the earth and all its inhabitants, and Christians cannot escape our hands." Then a Roman emperor will rise up in great fury against them."-ST.METHODIUS kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYfHfXadnMelnpY&ab_channel=DarthPorg

[@ashleydeshazo4122]

This is the best thing I've ever found.

[@adxFMchix]

The greatest empire in human history.Roma Invicta.

[@cromabu5090]

Onmywaytoabetterday Roma aeternus Roma diu vivere

[@joseemmanuelosegueracamare4044]

Roman empire>Second german Reich=first french empire=british empire >>>their Reich>> musolini Italy

[@thomasimalski7580]

Ita est ! Vivere militare est ! (Seneca)

[@yigitylmaz5159]

@@joseemmanuelosegueracamare4044 Strongest Ottoman Empire and others

[@doofkos]

@@yigitylmaz5159, Imperial China was much larger, lasted for millennia, had a larger population and was much more powerful. That's why the Ottomans/Turks fled from there. Later, they succeeded in taking over the power of the Islamic states, which was, as they were only forced-converted military slaves, an interesting success. But this was there only real success they ever did of their own. Their strength always came from Christian mercenaries, weaponsmiths and armories, just like the famous Janissaries. That simply could not work for long times. Just think of their fails to fight the Republic of Venice or Genoa.

[@chiccotomassi8081]

Rome is still alive...... and ready

[@UnknownLimitX]

I agree. The fall of the Roman Empire made our technological advance slower. But even with the fall, the memory of the Roman Empire still lives, and everything we use today is because of the Roman Empire. Respect to all men who lead and fought under the Roman Empire flag.

[@ipanema66]

Ave, Roma!

[@keigueravila7601]

Long Live Rome!

[@PiotrStarWars]

I've always been fascinated by the Roman Empire. Nice edit!

[@SKYDORMER]

the opening 26 seconds gave me chills.

[@NewRome101]

Rome is far more what a name, it has become a word, a symbol of what it means to be mighty and glorious, to be great and powerful, the sound of the word Rome is the very epitome of nations, such a thing lives well today, and we can all count on a proper return of Rome to its rightful seat of Power. We will see this in the coming decades, I promise you this, for I myself am dedicating my life to exactly that.

[@baolanvi1879]

Unfortunately, we ran out of time.Now we are living in the most degenerate era

[@marconargi128]

S.P.Q.R.

[@augustuscaesar7997]

seantus populus que romanus!

[@vercingetorixavernian8978]

Death to Rome.

[@maverickjohnson306]

well my friend I know not if this comment of yours is negativity to Rome itself, but what I can ascertain is that Rome itself is very much alive in the hearts of many people, history remembers them, their values, engineering, form of government, government functions, military prowess, and many others. The fact that they literally built an empire where they were nothing more than a city in the Italian peninsula. Of course I will not argue that they were far bigger empires that came before and after it, but what those Empires lacked was the fact Rome itself lasted longer than any other. Rome itself fell, yes, but the fact many people still remember them and the fact that we still use the same forms and principles they used speaks volumes of its success

[@vercingetorixavernian8978]

Your right mav the positive effects of Rome are massive. So was Alexander the Great, and Genghis khan. But the question is what that their intention? Can we all be honest and admit Rome (and other such powers through history) do what they do for power and wealth? Are they really conquering the world to spread their good values and help the world? My tribe the Avernii were fine with the culture and government we had. Rome came in and destroyed our lives and families... I don't think their "spread of values" is worth the lives and suffering of my tribe and family. Rome was great indeed, but great doesn't mean good.

[@maverickjohnson306]

That is true just like any nation that will conquer or occupy another we can either see the native population destroyed, killed or assimilated. I will not say that Rome was always good, history has proven otherwise and believe me when I say I know what you feel, I am from the Philippines we had many tribes and nations with a functioning government, until the Spanish came and we became a colony of them for more than 300 years, then america bought us and did not acknowledge our republic and we then became a colony under them until our independence was finally given in 1946. We fought our occupiers, fought for our independence but with the all the bad things that happened I will not argue the fact that they did change our country greatly both good and bad. So I can only say is yes Rome was not always good but we can't argue the fact that they did not contribute something good. May all nations now respect each others rightful governments and Independence, and may the past wars for conquer end for I hope that we live in a world where we are better and just.

[@lovesurfbunny]

I don't know what is the best thing, the battle imagery or the music? Together they are awesome, good work Yoda :)

[@hufeskere2901]

Estoy muy orgulloso de tener ascendencia italiana.

[@claudiorusso1628]

"Superbia in proelio"...orgoglio in battaglia

[@tosukamary2121]

Greatest empire of history

[@Remus-z6y]

They sure don't make empires like they use to.

[@MegaToonzNetwork]

bowenc24 United States

[@marcokonnecke877]

Never again dare to compare Rome and the USA.

[@rockydo2307]

It's not even an empire, it's only a proxy empire at best if that even makes sense...

[@yaz2928]

@@rockydo2307 USA is a slave to Israel. Rome was never a slave of anyone.

[@rockydo2307]

Rome did get sacked numerous times though, often by the people it screwed over.

[@adrianarivoltella5940]

Avete letto quello che la Bibbia dice dei Romani? (Libro dei Maccabei, capitolo 8) E' interessante perchè si capisce quello che le popolazioni dell'Antichità pensavano della Civiltà Romana. Si leggono parole di rispetto e ammirazione per la sua potenza, ma anche per la lealtà verso gli alleati e per come era organizzato lo Stato Romano.

[@LeviathanoftheDanube]

Brother this is an excellent video! The music flows perfectly with the edit. You need to to an updated version in HD and add in some of the loads of new content that have come out in movies and series since 2010!

[@dreacul]

"Gracchus, when I told you to play something more cheerful I meant this!"

[@whemail2527]

The romans brought so much to mankind. Our army is still based exactly how Rome's was. I'm English but would convert to Romes ideology. 2000 years ago I would of betrayed England

[@cici5530]

Glory to Rome

[@ЗумратАксакалова-ч3п]

Католическая армия в боевом порядке и в боевой готовности, марширующая и поющая громогласным хором эту песню, потрясла бы любого врага, и обратила бы всех врагов в бегство ещё до сражения.

[@shabaanj8413]

Wow amazing I love their bravery outstanding Roman

[@simonedylan6581]

Roma will never fall.......S.P.Q.R. !!!!!

[@JuanGonzalez-hv6vs]

it just did by the year 500 AD

[@simonedylan6581]

Juan Gonzalez nope, Roma is more than a city....its an ideal....and an ideal cannot fall.

[@DeBerjeuh]

Yüzbaşı Yamtar You're really everywhere in the comments of this vid are you? Praising the turk empire? Roma left a legacy, a worthy lagacy, the Hun on the other hand, aswell ast the Ottoman Empire, etc,... onley left ruins, you are the result of 4000 years of evolution, behave like it or get of the internet!

[@trevor696hender7]

By the art's of the great Empire. Rome. one of my special like's is Rome.

[@Tetricus57]

Juan Gonzalez Actually, it technically fell in 1453 A.D., as that was when the Eastern Roman Empire/Byzantine Empire finally fell to the Turks.

[@anonymospantou9689]

GREECE AND ROME BROTHERS !!!

[@kultigin1998]

Actually Romans enslaved you.

[@Magnetcross]

Anonymos Pantou we loved your culture and stories though , and remastered it!

[@nova-era]

@@kultigin1998 With arms. And we they, with culture. The world gained.

[@kultigin1998]

@@nova-era nice english there

[@nova-era]

@@kultigin1998 And imagine that English is not my native tongue. In comparison to my native 21 cm.

[@СанжарБисембай-с4в]

Заметно что Римская империя заслуживает уважения ,по скольку они бились не смотря не на что, без страха в сердце.🇮🇹

[@enricomattei6303]

DEA LIBERTAS VENERATA ANTE E POST OGNI TERRA CONQUISTA MISSIONE LIBERTAS infatti SI CHIAMA SACRO SACRO SACRO ROMANO IMPERO rispetto educazione civilizzazione fratellanza umanità CRISTIANESIMO ROMA NIA ESSERE DI ROMA , ALBA NIA ALBA infatti a tutt’oggi lo stemma Albania e’ lo stemma del sacro romano impero due teste di aquila in un sol corpo sfondo rosso porpora Albania ha cambiato solo il colore rosso anziché rosso porpora . Post scriptum ma perché la lingua Latina parlata in tutto il mondo per ben 2000 anni consecutivi e’ SPARITA? eppur e’ la lingua più facile da imparare pensa senza scuola la parlava Homo sapiens…

[@enricomattei6303]

Statua della libertà 🗽 ma quale francese e’ ROMANA E RAPPRESENTA LA MADONNA AVVELENATA

[@aljackson127]

The Legions formation marching into battle from the 1960 Spartacus would be a nice addition, that had no CGI , 4000 Spainish soldiers.

[@kengingrich8102]

Top mix and outstanding action music!

[@MoGamal-jt7no]

Gladiator HBO - Rome s1 & s2 Centurion & some of other seen from Rome rise of an empire documentary Constantine the Great

[@93JoseLuis93]

ROME..BEST ARMY OF ALL TIME !!! Ave CAESAR morituri te salutant !

[@osteoporosis40k]

Ave Roma Eterna

[@alainarenascarballo7766]

BEST Rome tribute video eveeeer!!! Simply the BEST Better than all the rest ... Rock on!!

[@jean-lucgilbert8060]

Nice soundtrack really maches with the spirit of the video

[@ppb4037]

Saludos desde HISPANIA ;)

[@billyjordan2653]

I'm an American and am 1/2 Italian. I'm very proud of my Italian heritage.

[@Huma270490]

Italy has nothing to do with Rome, they just are on the same place on the map. After the fall of Rome every country that had connections with Rome lost their heritage. Italy is an idea from the XIX.AC century, not from III.BC

[@pinomugo3846]

HumA, Italy actually was an idea for the ancient Romans... and was perceived as a single entity, as "home", and heart of the empire, from the Alps to Sicily. If you go on Wikipedia, at the voice "Roman Italy", in the forth line you find: "The consolidation of Italy into a single entity occurred during the Roman expansion in the peninsula, when Rome formed a permanent association with most of the local tribes and cities.[1] The strength of the Italian alliance was a crucial factor in the rise of Rome". In the same page is also written this: "Italy was privileged by Augustus and his heirs, with the construction, among other public structures, of a dense network of Roman roads. The Italian economy flourished: agriculture, handicraft and industry had a sensible growth, allowing the export of goods to the other provinces". Another evidence that the Romans considered the current Italian territory as "home", with a clear distinction from the provinces, is that in 7 A.D. emperor Augustus organised Italy in Regions, and changed the name of Northern Italy from "Gallia Cisalpina" to "Regio XI Transpadana", because the word "Gallia" was the name a of a province, and he considered inappropriate using the same name of a province to indicate a part of Italy. In fact, Northern Italy stopped being a roman province in 82 B.C. when it was merged into Roman Italy. In 49 B.C. inhabitants of Gallia Cisalpina had already received Roman citizenship. Then, Itay stopped being a single entity when the Roman empire ended in 476 A.D. It remained divided untill the Unification in 1861. Today, in the Italian Senate, behind the chair of the President, you can see the inscription quoting the words of Vittorio Emanuele II, first king of unified Italy, and is written: "Italy is restored to itself and to Rome, here where We recognize the homeland of our thoughts everything speaks of greatness but at the same time everything reminds us of our duties". In other words, I can tell you that modern Italy as a State began only in 1861, but the Italians, as a peopole, always existed

[@Huma270490]

@@pinomugo3846 One thing is being inspired by the ancient Rome and another thing is, on Rome, having the idea of Italy. Those are two very different things. As I said, when Rome expanded their empire they didn't expanded the italian culture, it was only Rome. You can think what you want and believe what you want but at the en of the day the Roman Empire only cares about the Roman Empire, not about Italy or any kind of italian culture but roman culture. Italy was unified ( Not reunified) by wars, not by any kind of community believe about Italy or by marriage/alliances, like other countries. The nature of their internal organization has nothing to do with any kind of Italy unification, it's a natural thing in terms of organization. Did Italy had more infrastructure than the other areas? Normal, it's an area with many cities and being under their control for CENTURIES. Do you think that the Via Apia was made in two weeks or what? On top of that, the thing about having one thing or another behind the chair of the president means nothing. the king of Morocco has a map with half of the Iberic Peninsula being part of the Muslim caliphate and means nothing. You can think what you want about the thing, the idea of the modern Italy has NOTHING todo with the Roman Empire idea of Italy.

[@thirro9409]

Dafuq

[@Antony-18]

HumA Let me explain, during the Roman Empire there was no such thing has Italian culture, the Italian culture of today his because of the Roman Empire, Italy today is based on the legacy of Rome. Unless you think the Italians today are from China, lol!

[@pavel2733]

Дорогой ценой доставалась плодородная земля у теплого моря.

[@joe29295mama]

If only this guy (Yoda) would have kept making videos... so many of his videos I come back to all the time

[@sorinturle4599]

the soundtrack (a little in other form) is included in SPQR Total War mod (as a battle soundtrack), the root being the soundtrack from Conan the Destroyer, if i well remember.

[@TheWatchmanontheWall783]

I am Asian in blood, but pure Roman in mind and in heart. Still, ROMA INVICTA, at least in my virtue.

[@johnnyrook6371]

same here

[@dreacul]

Anybody can become roman. U have to earn it! Thats why nowadays world suck. We take everything as granted, we no longer need to earn it.

[@erinmayo5170]

In western China there is a village with people who mysteriously have some Caucasian features unique to the area. They are theorized to be decendants of Roman legionaries that were captured in Parthia.

[@iaminyourwalls2211]

*"on all levels except physical, I am a Roman"*

[@Sarkozuhus]

Well, the Roman Empire was a multinational country, where anyone cold be Roman if he thinks and act like Roman. This is called romanization. So, it doesn't matter if you are Asian or Slav (like me), or even Goth - If you have obtained citizenship, you are a Roman. That's how empire mechanism works. And this is still one of the greatest improvements that Romans ever did. What can i say..? Roma Invicta! Roma Aeterna!

[@momarmbow8265]

Respect.

[@D3vasis]

+Momar Mbow Ave Rome

[@momarmbow8265]

Ave rome !

[@maksymcazymir1727]

Ave Caesar!

[@marcokonnecke877]

Murituri te salutant!

[@FreeCommunist]

This is amazing, and very eye-opening to say the least. Although, as people, we must always be relatively skeptical of some Hollywood-style dramatizations, the fact that this - the blood, the sweat, the aching, the pain, the fear - was all a very real thing for those men to face. I couldn't even imagine looking an enemy in the face; someone I'd never met before but was told to automatically kill. It's incredible.

[@nwk1973]

I see some of the King Arthur movie clips in here also. The one with Ioan Gruffudd.

[@RuralTowner]

From movies and looks like some of the STARZ channel series also (Spartacus). Where you see the Coliseum near the start is from Gladiator. At 1:00 is from the 2004 film King Arthur (taking place when Rome had control in the British Isles. Just to name a few...

[@sakrileg7617]

hail the roman empire, victorie!

[@GEO_ANIMATOR]

This makes me want to bring back Roman empire for at least a minute

[@hunsuconab9538]

I found the subtitled version of one of those Roman songs... I think this is the most accurate version. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hmjFnJ2ch9qojdk

[@peterkrantz1015]

My ancestors were ancient roman legionaries

[@stragulp]

mine were farmers...

[@stragulp]

@King Graveth true :)

[@coperTony]

Parcere subiectis et debellare superbos.

[@thelonewolf1894]

Excellent tribute video

[@FlashQuatsch]

The song being in Latin just adds to it so well 😩😩😩😩

[@proconsole00]

Gloria in eterno a ROMA.....

[@elfrank333]

europe needs the roman spirit ones again !

[@stefanovecchiato6383]

È quello che succederà di nuovo se non capiremo che non ci dobbiamo fare la guerra uno con l altro .. meditate gente.. meditate !!!!

[@fabiopierro6271]

non c'è pace senza guerra

[@hunsuconab9538]

I found the subtitled version of one of those Roman songs... I think this is the most accurate version. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hmjFnJ2ch9qojdk

[@lilestojkovicii6618]

It's too late for that

[@angeloargentieri5605]

Roma aeterna, Roma invicta, Roma caput mundi

[@shaundavenport9855]

Well put together Yoda,cheers.

[@caballerobogotano8053]

Dang it has been 10 years already (I know some clips are from movies that are made around the year 2000)

[@tomatoisasquishyfruit]

Rome had the best Military organization. Such great discipline and strategy. Their tactics and battle structures are followed to this day. But Rome lost it's glory when it's elites became busy in various indulgences. They became overtly sexual, narcotics and alcohol consumption became rampant. People spent more their time watching gladiator games. Utter disregard for culture and history became widespread. They came to a point of self hatred where their emperors became overtly pacifists. They plainly refused to fight their enemies. The sad part is that the entire collective west today looks like the Rome in it's last years.

[@dutystalker]

they copied phalanx from spartans -_-

[@Deaclavilis]

Yes :( Also today there is an inevitable environmental disaster coming to kill modern human populations. :( Romans betrayed the reality of the nature with conformism and Christianity, now we are betraying it with modern stories and conformism too.

[@Cx10110100]

Wasnt etruscan phalanx abolished after a need for more flexible troops arised? Dude they copied all kinds of stuff and improved it over time.

[@PiperTMTotalWar]

All empires eventually fail

[@Panzerfaust-ux8xb]

Yep. And adding to that, food and resources are abundant, almost too abundant, people are becoming more and more polarised and poisoned, true purpose of life is getting more and more neglected, materialism, fakeness and deception are ruling the norms of society and the barbarians are not only at our gates but in our own walls already! We all know what eventually happens when the rebels turn on the empire. Ultimately no one wins, and the empire ends up as a husk of its former glory like Rome and countless others.

[@samoka718]

when i see the roman reuins in my country lebanon i wonder how gr8 was that empire

[@Battlefielddogs]

I AM A SOLDIER OF ROME! I SHAL NOT YIELD! - The Eagle

[@Tekkdog]

+BattlefieldDogs Wasn't that Centurion :P

[@FieldMarshalRommel23]

Rome; the greatest Empire the world has ever seen! No country since has matched the power of Rome and I doubt any ever will. Rome conquered the entire known world.

[@gaiuscladiusglaber9805]

thats awesome bro

[@aaroncabral7379]

Long live the true roman empire screw that holy roman empire BS

[@berkaya.1684]

Agreed. HRE was just a Germanic shit. Glory to Roman Empire.

[@Dragon43ish]

SPQR Rome

[@luisfck2119]

wow what an awesome kick ass video dude, I'm bowing in sign of respect.

[@beamerz9398]

Men did not love Rome because she was great. She was great because they had loved her.

[@kelvincity848]

As a african i really love the history and power of the ancient roman

[@raffaelecitro125]

we are all children of Rome

[@stephencurry5728]

L'aquila nella storia romana fu il simbolo della legione romana (e dell'esercito romano) dalla tarda età repubblicana fino alla fine dell'Impero, quale attributo sacro a Giove Capitolino. In battaglia e durante le marce era tenuta in consegna dall'aquilifer (aquilifero). Introdotta da Caio Mario quale insegna dell'intera legione, sostituì i precedenti quattro simboli: il lupo, il cavallo, il minotauro e il cinghiale. Ai tempi di Caio Giulio Cesare era fatta d'argento e oro. A partire dalla riforma augustea il materiale utilizzato fu il solo oro. L'aquila era custodita dalla prima centuria della prima coorte, conservata presso l'accampamento (assieme ai signa militaria), all'interno dell'aedes signorum, uno degli edifici dei Principia (quartier generale della legione). L'aquila usciva dall'accampamento romano solo in occasione dei trasferimenti dell'intera legione, sotto la responsabilità di un sotto-ufficiale legionario, l'Aquilifer, il quale oltre a doverne custodire l'insegna era incaricato di portarla in battaglia e difenderla anche a costo della propria vita. In tal senso, l'aquilifer può essere paragonato ad un alfiere, quindi un giovane ufficiale dei moderni eserciti e la stessa aquila può essere considerata come una bandiera di guerra o uno stendardo. Era segno di grave disfatta la sua perdita, evento che accadde in rare occasioni come nel corso della battaglia della foresta di Teutoburgo nel 9 d.C., quando ben tre aquilae caddero nelle mani del nemico germanico. Nel corso invece della rivolta batava, l'aver consegnato le rispettive aquilae al nemico germanico, fu causa per le quattro intere legioni del proprio scioglimento. Ciò che accadde nel 70 alla I Germanica, IIII Macedonica, XV Primigenia e XVI Gallica[5] In altri casi fu segno di grande vergogna ed ignominia, ma non di scioglimento, come accadde ad una legio V Gallica nel 17 a.C.[6] o alla legio XII Fulminata nel 66 durante la prima guerra giudaica. Le aquile, quindi, venivano difese fino alla morte, oppure, durante le battaglie, conficcate nel terreno in modo tale da evitare la loro perdita. La testa d'aquila era anche rappresentata sul pomello del Parazonio dei generali romani e sulle corazze degli alti ufficiali.

[@milosstepanovic336]

tnx mate I'll search for it but Ithimk you're right about HBO when you take a closer look the stile of the picture resembels as ther some sort of signature...

[@sungodrah]

amazing video.and to think we will have a revived Roman Empire soon enough.with the son of perdition at the helm.be safe out there folks..xoxo

[@theengineerguy8607]

Roma Invictus!!

[@LAZARO373]

ROMA INVICTA !!!

[@calasalos]

"Invict-us" is masculine! Is "invict-a".

[@Davieboy-dovbear]

Roma, _the bieeooaaatch!_

[@Internume]

It's sad to know that our earth and us, human being, will certainly not have a civilization great, big, advanced for his time as the majestic Roman Empire. One day maybe, this Empire will come back, we Italians will bring back the strenght of our ancestors, of the greatest civilization the earth ever had. Roma Invicta, Roma Aeternam!

[@DeBerjeuh]

good point, but not onley the Italians formed the roman empire, the roman empire was built by hundreds of cultures mixed together, if the roman empire is to rise again, it will probabley come forth out of an alliance like the UN, or maybe a stronger EU, but not one peole.

[@DeBerjeuh]

while true, obedience doesn't me converting, if there was only roman culture in the conquered lands, there would be no santa now, no halloween, no saints, the romans opressed foreign cultures, not converted them, and by example :the ironworking skills of the turk, or the farming skills of the egiptian, the roman women learned 'make up' from the people in gaul etc etc

[@DeBerjeuh]

true, but still like I sead, my original point is stil that is wasn't just romans, and you can't disprove that in any way, just like you didn't disprove anything I already said, I did not speak of eternal frindship or thought exange, you can force somebody to work for you and learn from it, if I get it right we agree with eachother there are only misunderstandings?

[@graveyard1979]

Good that Rome is finally gone. When exactly Romans were "majestic"? When they were slaughtering population of Carthage, mass-enslaving opulation of Epirus, or wiping Dacians off of the map while breaking their own peace treaties with them? Good riddance Rome, nobody seriously misses you anway. Rust in peace along with Huns, Assirians and other slaughterers of the past, lol.

[@DeBerjeuh]

Read what I type, don't asume what I mean! nobudy said annything about britian. And for graveyard1979, you didn't acheve a single point in that text of yours, adds nothing to the coversation only shows you don't now annything about how culture evolves, I made my point I'm done with this shit....