History of Rome from the Earliest times down to 476 AD (FULL Audiobook)

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Preface 0:30 Chapter 1: A Geography of Italy 1:28 Chapter 2: The Early Inhabitants of Italy 10:27 Chapter 3: The Early Romans and Their Government 15:48 Chapter 4: The Early Growth and Internal History of Rome 22:16 Chapter 5: The Dynasty of the Tarquins 32:22 Chapter 7: The Comitia Tributa and the Agrarian Laws 43:40 Chapter 8: The Contest of the Plebians for Civil Rights 49:27 (ongoing)

[@aliabdulrazzak9851]

I’m just so scared 😳😳 lol

[@TheVinceLyons]

Lol I dig this. It's like my old southern Grandpa reading it to me

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[@conradxzavier4913]

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[@darrenschieferstein4893]

The gentleman reading this work has a very good voice

[@TheVersipelis]

@@conradxzavier4913😊😊😊😊

[@Onemore59]

This is my FAVORITE audio book. The first 4 chapters with that great southern accent stumbling over the pronunciations is so soothing and great I cant even put it into words. SERIOUSLY ❤❤❤❤❤❤ I listen to this REGULARLY. Bravo...I want to hear him read Sherlock Holmes and some Shakespeare too...

[@terencehewett5167]

As an Englisman - what a fabulous southern accent: a pleasure to listen.

[@terencehewett5167]

oops englishman.

[@Onemore59]

A good friend of mine was a linguist and he insisted that the accent you hear is English. One of the Royals adopted a different accent because they thought this one was pedestrian and unbecoming. It slowly became the norm. The settlers in the New World weren't around to hear the new way to speak and they continued to speak this way. It makes a lot of sense. Castilian Spanish came into existence because of the Kings lisp. It sounds ridiculous and you get laughed at when you use the formal Usted. Don't do it.

[@Basauri48970]

@@Onemore59 Sorry to break it to you but your friend was pulling your leg. I refuse to believe that anyone could be so dim and ignorant as to believe that tripe, so I choose to presume that he was just joking. And a 'linguist', my a*s 🤣 🤣 🤣 As for the Spanish "lisp" 🤦🏼‍♀️ : Spaniards pronounce their 's' much like everyone else, imagine that. Their soft *c* ( as in *ce* and *ci* ) and their *z* however are pronounced like the sound *th* in words such 'thought', 'thing' , 'thigh', 'thunder', 'thursday' and so on; do English speakers have a lisp too? Oh, and Italians pronounce the soft *c* as *ch* . Does your "linguist" friend blame one of their kings for that too? 😂 Look, the only reason Latin Americans don't pronounce the soft *c* and the *z* like (most) Spaniards do is because the bulk of the people who went there came from the southern Spain areas where *c* , *z* and *s* have the same (s) sound, even today. They learnt Spanish from them, thus they learnt their regional way to pronounce it. Surprise. Last, _usted_ is very much the correct word to address people in formal settings in Spain. It's also the polite way to address (at least initially) old people you don't know. It will only look silly if you use it in an informal chat; just like it would if you were to call your brother or friend 'sir' 😂 I'm still speechless about your gullibility. Do you ever check facts, or just take anything you're told or read as gospel truth because you can't be bothered to research the validity of a claim? Whatever the case, if you need to buy a bridge, please get in touch. Got the perfect opportunity for you, don't miss!

[@bryanvockie4435]

I think it

[@hugoboss5895]

‘I declare’ I love this dudes accent.

[@anarchistatheist1917]

At 03:42:00 is the topic of the battle of Arausuo the worst defeat of Rome in terms of losses.

[@SightsNScapes]

Caenne was something like 60,000-80,000

[@ofspngfreak]

Excellent. I got all the information I missed out on from class. This was outstanding. Thanks!

[@carlabunn1134]

my mother always said "if you don't have anything nice to say, Don't say anything at all."

[@dennisbashore7626]

Carla Bunn Alice Roosevelt Longworth said, "If you can't say something good about someone, come sit right here by me."

[@jacobteeters9085]

I don't care what your mom says.

[@DavidSmith-fs6pi]

@@dennisbashore7626 Alice Roosevelt was a major bitch

[@nealteitelbaum8660]

"Now what we have here is a failure to communicate. Some men you just can't" .... understand - partial "Cool Hand Luke".

[@4FYTfa8EjYHNXjChe8xs7xmC5pNEtz]

He does sound just like Strother Martin, doesn't he? "The Captain" is one of the scariest characters I've seen in any movie, but Strother Martin was a super nice guy in real life.

[@airaloren]

I love Tony's Alabama accent. Thanks for the recording!

[@elric101]

Amen to that bro! Loving the accent too!

Great work! :-)

[@shaiaheyes2c41]

Thank you!

[@DavidHolcomb1776]

Who is that doing that reading? Sounds like Robert Duvall as Gus from Lonesome Dove.

[@MaxLatham]

+David Holcomb His southern drawl sounds just great doesn't it? Y'all wanna know 'bout Rome, huh. Yee haw!

[@jonathanbarnes3061]

Sorta, yup.

[@Lepintoresco]

Thanks for this video, i like it

[@jacksonlamme]

2:43:35 - Macedonia and Syria combine forces against 4 year old boy

[@sumagillyrian6593]

lol

[@robynhighart2026]

Preface states that it's a brief history of Rome. Begins by listing every single geographical feature of the bloody world instead of just showing a map.

[@lordpauly301]

Hmmm I reckon his accent is from the south of Latium. Maybe even further south from around Capua. The way he pronounces the river Po just gives me the vapors.

[@jimreily7538]

6:08:30

[@gandalfstormcrow8439]

Oh no, He died before finishing. 🥺😢😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@pluckinmageetar]

Oh the irony. I can understand and break down the "Latin" better from my southern brother from another mother than I could with a European reading it using a more "proper" English/Latin accent.🤔 Though, I did have to speed her up a tad. 1.25 is perfect. Good read, sir.

[@tacocruiser4238]

i was expecting to hear the narrator say "the south will rise again!" at the end but it didn't happen. oh well....

[@paul5899]

Michael Cline I'm a Scot so could get the grief this guy gets cause of his accent. You all sound like a bunch of bullies slating the man cause the way he sounds.

[@EquipteHarry]

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[@mikelheron20]

O dear God! My poor ears!

[@rubenjames7345]

Oh my God! That was George Wallace, wasn't it? Good times. Seriously, I'm grateful that the guy gave his time for this public service, but he really struggles with a lot of the Latin and Italian. For instance, unless Rome was besieged by a basketball team, he mispronounces Celtic.

[@steveraymond6169]

So what? I found it a kind of personal touch. I greatly enjoyed his reading.

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[@sweetsounds152]

I keep coming across this thinking "how interesting"only to be reminded that it's narrated by Boss Hogg and allI can think about is them Duke boys while trying to take this seriously

[@derekstallwood3673]

Play at 1.5x speed it will help lol

[@yembot]

Voice and pronunciation. This gets an "F".

[@derekstallwood3673]

Pro tip. Play at 1.5x speed for normal speed reading lol.

[@freddywilson8823]

You try reading aloud for even 1 hour Chief.

[@jaxn13]

Nah. I’m trying to relax and listen. Not race through it.

[@nunyabiz-]

I play audio books on slower speeds as a sleep aid - works great ! 🌞

[@AlexG-xl1cc]

He mispronounces everything

[@eddieboncek7678]

Not to mention how atrocious his pronunciations are. Appreciate the effort, but next time, do a little research beforehand.

[@Moronvideos1940]

Come on I don't have nine hours to listen to this very bad voice

[@UGalum]

Then don't.

[@levimatthew8911]

Speed it up then

[@tacocruiser4238]

dam those Eye-talians lmao.

[@michaeladamcaira9174]

There is no such city called Turin,its called Torino,not Turin

[@UGalum]

You knew what he was talking about. Why bitch?