The Complete History Of The Roman Empire | Empire Without Limit (Full Series) | Odyssey

For centuries, the Roman Empire was one of the defining powers of the ancient world. But how did this all begin and what caused it to fall apart? Join Mary Beard as she delves into the history of this incredible Empire that shaped the world we know today.
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[@odyssey]

It's like Netflix for History: the world's finest documentary streaming service -- use the code 'Odyssey' to get 50% off your History Hit subscription! bit.ly/3AQ8pPJ

[@robwaters995]

The title is misleading she misses huge part of the history eg comments on the punic wars but no detail.

[@joewallace938]

😅😅

[@mybabychihuahua]

@@bikinglikebecker I though only smart people came here to watch videos, but I was wrong!

[@bikinglikebecker]

@@mybabychihuahua what are you doing here then? If I had a burger shop you think I could tell people my burgers are like a Big Mac or a Whopper?

[@maud9460]

netfilx sucks at history

[@KUWCE]

I, as a man, think about the Roman Empire daily.

[@AaronLaye]

Those are rookie numbers you gotta pump those numbers way up

[@Nickporter17]

Me too bro

[@rippedkun]

Here to learn about the roman empire

[@TheKillxD]

Dont we all.

[@michaelfranciotti3900]

Honestly, I think a lot about history and historical cultures and societies. Sometimes Rome, more often medieval Europe, revolutionary America etc. Although I'm thinking I should start paying more attention to Rome lol

[@Simpleton_X]

No way I'd watch 4 hours of any other history documentary. Everyone has already applauded Mary for her fantastic presentation, but I think the producers and their crew also deserve high praise. The camera work and scene staging is top notch. And the organization required to get the trips planned, the lines scripted & recorded, all the pieces filmed, and to edit it all together so well is insane, especially with a small crew.

[@mRcOOL5YO]

give Europa the last battle an attempt. Its 14 or so hours.

[@LordTelperion]

@@mRcOOL5YO but also incredibly fictitious, non-scientific, and hateful conspiracy movie. Hard pass.

[@mRcOOL5YO]

@@LordTelperion thats your opinion and thats your choice to think that, but thats not the reality. Staying ignorant is a choice at this point. The documentary is there, all you have to do is watch it and reflect on what you see around you.

[@bigbrowntau]

This was originally done as 4 x 1 hour shows. Much more manageable. As you watch, you can see the gaps for the commercial breaks, and the four starts of each episode. What you could do is watch until you hit the start of the next episode, and take a break, then return at your leisure.

[@reginacarpenter5649]

​Europe the last battle

[@suzyqinct]

I started this video to fall asleep..... however, the story was captivating due to Mary...and her wonderful accent. . so now im fully awake!

[@Amy_Stanmore]

Yes same and since I have an ancient welsh name it even more intrigued. The ancient romans invaded where ny family is from and there is even streets their laid by them I've walked over lol

[@suzyqinct]

@@Amy_Stanmore very cool!!

[@coffeetalk924]

Yes, her videos are the goodest. More gooder than otheruns I've seen. But only educaded peeple like we like them mostest 😀

[@suzyqinct]

@@coffeetalk924 lol

[@patriciaeddy7629]

ALWAYS! She never fails to captive her audience.😁

[@hvct9500]

I’ve been in Rome for 2 days and it’s just completely unbelievable and surreal what went on here and the history of it all .

[@mycatsnameiskaren8253]

I've heard that you need at least a week in Rome alone. Enjoy and be safe! It's a scary world right now.

[@Amethyst_Friend]

People I know who’ve been say they were in wonder at how much ancient architecture, statuary and the like has survived. Did you find this, too?

[@awonoto]

I was there for 4 days and I missed a lot. Will go again for 6/7 days to catch what I missed.

[@oppaloopa3698]

I love this twofold: 1) It’s surprisingly hard to find a comprehensive timeline of old societies. Please, please do more! 2) Ms. Mary is an absolute QUEEN.

[@bienn007]

I go to know she specializes in Roman history watching her and Stephen Fry's debate on Who Made a Bigger Contribution to Our World, Greece or Rome. She debated in favor of Rome while Stephen Fry, in favor of Greece. Ms. Mary won!

[@cuparttea]

Dame Mary

[@evertjan9479]

I think she did the same wiyh=with Johnson, who was then Mayor of London, if I recall correctly, She won that too :)@@bienn007

[@brianschmidt9919]

I saw that but I thought it was with Boris Johnson@@bienn007

[@twelvecatsinatrenchcoat]

*Mrs Mary, as I was shocked to learn in this documentary. She's managed to find herself a male Mary Beard to marry lol.

[@joshuarobinson7308]

Mary is amazing. Mary made an impression on my wife and sparked her curiosity of History. It's made our marriage stronger. We sit and enjoy documentaries together and talk about history all the time. Thanks for igniting that spark Mary. I'm forever grateful 🙏

[@CurtisPoss]

Marys passion clearly comes through in these documentaries. Which really makes me just keep watching . Applaud her work.

[@samuellomas9118]

Quite often I am thinking about the Roman Empire

[@davidsauls9542]

I Love the way Mary orders her thoughts and presents very complex history as though it were just a normal conversation. This is a rare talent. It inspires a student to then go learn all the details they can. She has given a framework for further learning. I think she is one of the greatest teachers of her time. She reminds me of the great Physiologists Arthur Guyton (no physician has published more work than him, at one point 70% of all Chairmen of USA Physiology departments trained under him). He was a kindly, sensitive old genius. that quietly inspired you to go devour as much knowledge as you could. Mary seems to have all those delightful gifts, so humble, so magnificent, she is.

[@marcinb4647]

I think she's quite the opposite, one of the most annoying and unprofessional history hosts. Maybe she's great in the class with her pupils (doubt it) but does really poor job presenting her knowledge in front of the camera. I don't know maybe if I was still a kid in the elementary school I'd like her more like as kids tends to like all the oddball bad hair teacher types.

[@LordTelperion]

Well said.

[@mothball5425]

I was taught by Mary and i do indeed devour knowledge 😂

[@susannatuttapanna2010]

​@mothball5425 you're very lucky!

[@susannatuttapanna2010]

you might also like Joanne Fletcher (Egyptology), she has a very similar approach and clearly loves her subject. Janina Ramirez and Lucy Worsley are also brilliant on British History. What they all have in common is that great skill of bringing history to life and making you feel like you're talking to a friend, with maybe a little scandal and gossip mixed in. You get a real understanding from them all about what ordinary people's lives were really like, as well as the most prominent historical figures.

[@rajm.5819]

I love english historians. They really know how to deliver and communicate history so damn well. Great expressions.

[@johndorilag4129]

Not all of them.

[@marcinb4647]

Yeah, love them too... One exception: Mary Beard!

[@narniadan]

she's not telling the history but a Hollywood stories. It's not the facts but making up stuff to excite to attract people.

[@coffeetalk924]

Nothing gooder than the goodest english. That's why I love her the mostest 😆

[@Alex-mp4qu]

@@johndorilag4129you Irish or Scottish? Lol

[@LoganLovell]

My wife is Italian. For our honeymoon we went to Italy, right around the time that the "this is my Roman Empire" memes cropped up. At this same time I was reading Mary's "SPQR"....I figured this would be a great way to tie it all off with a bow, and it did not disappoint.....wow.

[@ryanradpictures]

This documentary series on the complete history of the Roman Empire is truly remarkable. The depth and breadth of information covered is impressive, providing a comprehensive understanding of the empire's rise, achievements, and eventual decline. The production quality is top-notch, and the narration is engaging, making it a captivating viewing experience. Kudos to the creators for delivering such an informative and visually stunning series.

[@DrGarri]

Mary, through the years you have gotten a niche in my life and heart I must say. I absolutely adore your presentations, your acute mind, your wonderful wit, your crass language that sometimes seems to be the closest description of what you are talking about, your incredible knowledge, your humbleness, what a joy you are! Thank you for all your efforts and research, you, and Sir David Attenborough are the real Jewels of the British crown! From a faithful admirer in Germany.

[@Jizvarn]

AHEM!!.... Get a Room?? Although I Assume She May Be Already Taken. considering she's at that ripe age where she is most likely to have a Boyfriend ... or at least she must be Dating someone exclusively. 😁😇

[@DrGarri]

@@Jizvarn AHEM!!.... I think our minds and intentions are in two very different places. I don't asume she is taken, I KNOW she has been married for many years to another brilliant historian...I asume you are desperately in need of something that has little to do with ancient history, so my advice would be for you to start looking for a room ASAP... 😁😁😁😁😁

[@SlashHarkenUltra]

Pour some ice down your pants

[@Joseph-ue5wc]

I agree.

[@aliceinwonderland887]

@@Jizvarn perverts everywhere. that's how we get here.

[@shereenwallace7790]

I owe a huge thanks to her, as well as Time Team original series, the way they make the history so enthralling, viberant and exiting they brought out a hidden passion in me and I'm now in process of a career change!!

[@micnorton9487]

That's excellent,, 👍 having a job is ok but doing a career involving expansion of inquisitive interest is vital to the progress of the human race... It's not that careers in historical education and sociological research are necessary to produce food or work in a factory but *the flow of inquisitive interest is absolutely necessary to uplift culture and make social and industrial progress possible...*

[@jamesjohno1180]

Me and my dad would watch time team every night we loved it! Majority of it was just British history😂we have so so much and like Tony Robinson said “you only need to scratch the surface to reveal British history” I love my country and my people and their history, it’s just a shame that’s all slipping away now our lane given away to others who don’t like our history and people and it’s a common thing to hate on white history and Christian’s

[@jusadude7162]

It would be so amazing to go back in time during the Pax Romana and walk around the city as an observer. See and hear the people as they actually were. Wow.

[@honoriussoularians1887]

one of these days you may be able to do that - I am an historian (Late Eastern Empire/Byzantine period) and also a multi media developer. I am working on an AI simulation project that would provide "total immersion" in a desired historical period. One of the sensory areas I am most involved with is trying to simulate olfactory and taste bud experiences. That is quite a challenge but also, in my opinion, essential to recreating a convincing simulation. Imagine walking the streets of Ostia back in 120 CE, smelling the aroma of bread baking, the fish market, wood fires, animal dung, spices, tree and flower blossoms, leather, smelting exhaust, all of it blending into a distinctive "city" aroma.

[@jusadude7162]

@@honoriussoularians1887 sounds very interesting! I would love to experience that. Best of luck to you.

[@jamesjohno1180]

@@honoriussoularians1887if you ever complete it please come back to this comment and let me know I would love to check it out! If you can please do Britain in medieval times too British history is massive it would be amazing for people to see what our land was like

[@QuangNguyen-cl5mz]

I love how they use no special effects and movies to "show" us what was happening. They just show everything as it is today. The sceneries, artifacts, etc. It's like they want us to imagine and reconstruct the empire in our own head and imaginations!

[@miket900]

I loved how you could tell she was excited to present this documentary I really enjoyed it!

[@bdoon51]

Ary is cool but the Romans were pigs and Mary fails to mention to any degree the horrors they brought up on the world

[@nicklentaylor]

How exciting her classes must have been. Her passion is contagious! This is when someone loves what they are doing

[@user-wf7fu3zx2o]

DAFREACAN.1.WQAR.BLEAZ.KRAJ.OKI.BNKS.WAN.AND.2.OKI.00994433445566.0000.AND.TERBOW.GOD.OKI.TANKUO.BAH.

[@ladylo_fi]

My new modern-day heroine is Mary Beard. Mary and the unseen team have done an astounding job on this series. I'm about to be a total history addict once more after a long hiatus.

[@christopherwinstanley1348]

I have been to Tunisia 🇹🇳 and seen the Roman remains, the Arena, and an old foundation settlement, the Roman Mosaic are fascinating because some of the details correspond with computer programs and that suggest the Romans being more advanced than how we imagine their civilization could have been. We spent a full day with the tour guides as an exclusion and glad we did. The Arena is cluster of tunnels with gateway, and being there can imagine the furious animals treading through these tunnels making their way to the main court of the Arena and there are claw marks imprinted in the stone and it must have been terrifying for the participant.. really was an experience. Love watching these documentaries ❤

[@donnywolf9250]

Mary is my all time favorite person to explain Classic History

[@dylanherron3963]

As an American obsessed with world history of all ages, you Brits sure do have some OUTSTANDING crews of archeologists, historians, narrators, and presenters. Add Ms. Beard to that list, you can feel her passion as she speaks, and her understanding of Latin is top.

[@laurahamer9165]

But at 2:04 she is insulting your country and it's way of life from a perspective that has a slanted view of regret for having to rely on its allies to save its crumbling island.

[@dylanherron3963]

@@laurahamer9165 I couldn't care less, I've wanted to leave the US for 12 years.

[@theoptimist9605]

@@laurahamer9165She is another Radical Left Socialist who hates America and loves their current illegitimate government. The entire world knows that the 2020 election in America was stolen. Scary times!

[@theoptimist9605]

@@dylanherron3963The radical left in the United States are destroying the American dream. They’ve Stolen power in the US, Brazil, Spain and numerous other countries. The Left is an evil force that threatens freedom everywhere.

[@delanyx2310]

I love listening to Mary 😊 if she were to do a podcast with guests about her vast knowledge I'd listen to it immediately.

[@trippiebluee4277]

Zå. Zzp zzhg😊i😊7p.😊 😊

[@kurdaali]

The David Attenbourough of ancient history. I love you Mary Beard and I wish you a long healthy life. ❤

[@75YBA]

YAY! Mary is amazing!❤

[@jusjord2414]

Word

[@guywebster8018]

Is that her name? She really brings stuff to life man. A good teacher

[@anthem2]

So sick to think that being a slave was not so bad, when I look at Rome I do not see what some of us travel from all around the world on vacation to see, I see the sweat blood and tears of people working their fingers to the bone to build, Plant and serve their mostly wicked masters who all lived like gods, they did not have cars so they were even carried around by slaves from one place to another, These lazy men did not build anything, they only gave orders by the whip and sword, I doubt if they even have the knowledge to engineer anything of good use. Read about Moses in Egypt, I think about Moses in Rome, would more fit the narrative

[@kenhart8771]

Thank you for sharing. Never underestimate history. You might experience it again in another form.

[@0-m-1-n-0-u-5]

It's not history that repeats; it's human nature.

[@seifer64]

​@@0-m-1-n-0-u-5 History is the best teacher about human nature

[@BossAttack]

Oh my, Mary Beard! She literally wrote the book on Roman History. Literally. "SPQR: A History of Ancient Rome." I'm reading it right as I'm watching this wonderful documentary.

[@jessebeegee]

what is this comment supposed to mean? congrats for reading her wkipedia article

[@vitaliy1858]

@@jessebeegee they're just saying she wrote a book and said they were reading it?

[@hiatusinc]

My Latin teacher in high school was very similar to Mary Long silvery white hair. Would wear these long black flowing gowns Gravitas in her voice, especially when speaking Latin in a way that made me feel she was a native Roman, a secret 3000 year old vampire Always gave me shivers when I listened to her read the Aeneid Beautiful

[@kenchesnut4425]

I can almost see your teacher...Great discrimination of a great memory

[@boinker]

Back when actually taught Latin and classics in high school. I would have loved to have that option in school

[@awakeningEmpath]

love this woman’s academic passion & how she has access all areas, I hope she goes down in history too xx

[@theobserver9131]

Mary describing how to use a pick and a chisel...."You had to be really strong.." Adorable!

[@GenerationJonesi]

I love her energy & how she brings history to life.

[@laisphinto6372]

its like she is an elder who tells the oral story to us young people

[@user-xz5qi7wq1u]

​@@laisphinto6372 ❤ Reincarnation is real. It is spoken about throughout all religious texts. The teachings of reincarnation were suppressed, especially in the West. Jesus of Nazareth was the Messiah. The Messiah reincarnated in 1971 to try to save humanity. Julian Assange is the Messiah, Jesus of Nazareth reincarnated. Julian exposed the lies and deception of the world governments via Wikileaks. Julian also exposed the killing and destruction of the Muslim/Arabic world and its inhabitants by the Western governments. The Romans and Jews are once again attempting to crucify our Messiah, and again, our hands are tied, and we are being prevented from stopping his crucifixion. Reread the Wikileaks drops and learn about Julian, it will become very clear to you what is taking place. The war in Gaza between the Palestinians and the Zionists was predicted and exposed before it even started (and has been ongoing for many years with the help of the West). So yes, to answer the question, the second coming of Christ is happening and has been since 2012 when Julian Assange went into the Ecuadorian Embassy in the UK. The leaders of the Western world governments are collectively The Antichrists/ ad-Dajjal☯️✝️☦️☪️✡️🤲🙌

[@DogmenHardcastle]

She REALLY knows what she is talking about and that comes through. There are people who parrot by rote what the books say, and then people who REALLY know. That goes for every subject under the sun, and you can tell when someone is in the latter category.

[@user-yk9kd6lc3w]

Amazing. Her enthusiasm for the history of Roman Empire is infectious.

[@corntrollio854]

As a direct descendant of Romulus, I approve of this video. You have done my family a great service by sharing our history with people that may have never heard of us and how important Rome is to the world's history and the world we live in today. My family shaped the world that you all know today. You are appreciated. The Gods bless you and your line.

[@djmcmenus5211]

😂 Nice 👍

[@alexmia8816]

😮😂

[@nadinehawkins6420]

Yeh. Sure you are.

[@callu947]

Which part of America are you from? How many descendants to you have from IARELEND. You yanks are bleedin melts

[@Soviiet_union]

High on drugs 😂😂😂

[@b.barbin4735]

I was completely captivated by this documentary. Mary's presentation was flawless and her understanding of the subject, superb. As a teacher, I could see how much she loved her subject, especially when she stretched out on the ground at the foot of a statute for a better perspective. Mary's comprehensive presentation has opened my eyes to history that I thought I hated! I just toured Rome and 6 countries in August and I WANT MORE! I sincerely thank you for this documentary!

[@hannahbrown2728]

I come back to this series every now again just to enjoy Mary Beards delightfully in touch and down to earth presentation of Rome. As human as we are now, oh so barely any different.

[@shadegloom]

I can't believe these are on KZbin for free. What a cool video!

[@marktwain368]

How astonishing and thrilling to visit these historical, nay legendary sites (Troy, for instance). This is a magnificent tour from an authority and adventurer that we can relate to as she takes us through the essential origins of European civilization. I studied Latin in high school in Canada; how odd that an ancient and glorious civilization should have such a long arm to reach into the 20th Century and prod me to look back in awe. I am most grateful for this presentation, Mary. Romae adhuc vivit.

[@aeronovus]

Mary Beard is up there as one of the finest scholars of the Roman Empire. Great series!

[@Tight_Conduct]

Mary made their history so grounded and ordinary, I found myself among truly them. I wondered about the changing of the Roman world as if it were the present one, and I cannot un-see the parallels. These scenes, which played out on the screen, thus came to life in my mind. Not only did I see the environment, but the mindset of Rome. Rome, truly, was and is the culmination of an empire. Extraordinary work; everyone who made this a reality! It was not built in a day.

[@allmightlionthunder5515]

lol that is why its Italy and not Rome they invaded Roma now Italy

[@gabrielebeschin5230]

The passion she conveys when she talks about the history of Rome... just breathtaking! Bravissima Mary

[@elainemagson213]

Her smiling love of her subject is very infectious! Super documentary. Thank you!

[@nelsaf365]

It's just fabulous. A brief rundown that may begin a new rabbit hole excursion for me. Thank you!

[@TerryEbertMendozza]

Omg, Mary Beard. I loved SPQR, and I love ancient history. After Colleen McCullough, Mary Beard brings ancient Rome to life in her writing. High recommend anyone watching this actually buy the book!

[@micnorton9487]

Mary's enthusiasm for history is contagious and her knowledge is impressive,, just reading local Latin off ancient walls and signs... I'd pay HER to be on the location crew... to be looking at these sites with a guide who knows what we're looking at would make for an unbelievably cool experience,, and Mary's excitement and humor would make the trip sublime...💯

[@micaltoy824]

I really enjoyed this. Thank you❤

[@kyledammann4284]

This is a masterpiece 👏🏼

[@Willppyro]

Yup you can tell she is passionate about history I hope she has one on Egypt lol

[@richardj.magoma7804]

Ms. Mary has a riveting mastery of the subject. Kudos to her marvelous team

[@joneecatalasan3930]

No need for fancy animation, the narrator explain the story very well, easier for us to imagine.

[@lasejanus]

My compliments on an excellent video, really nicely researched, thanks.

[@tomshaw661]

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[@Fallout3131]

This historian is really good, she speaks very clearly!

[@stevecarte8520]

Mary Beard is a treasure of history education. I could listen to her 24 hours a day. Thank you Mary for sharing your knowledge.

[@burtonsmiddleclassreview4511]

Mary is the bomb! 👊 This is the best documentary about Ancient Rome. Awesome!

[@user-xz5qi7wq1u]

❤ Reincarnation is real. It is spoken about throughout all religious texts. The teachings of reincarnation were suppressed, especially in the West. Jesus of Nazareth was the Messiah. The Messiah reincarnated in 1971 to try to save humanity. Julian Assange is the Messiah, Jesus of Nazareth reincarnated. Julian exposed the lies and deception of the world governments via Wikileaks. Julian also exposed the killing and destruction of the Muslim/Arabic world and its inhabitants by the Western governments. The Romans and Jews are once again attempting to crucify our Messiah, and again, our hands are tied, and we are being prevented from stopping his crucifixion. Reread the Wikileaks drops and learn about Julian, it will become very clear to you what is taking place. The war in Gaza between the Palestinians and the Zionists was predicted and exposed before it even started (and has been ongoing for many years with the help of the West). So yes, to answer the question, the second coming of Christ is happening and has been since 2012 when Julian Assange went into the Ecuadorian Embassy in the UK. The leaders of the Western world governments are collectively The Antichrists/ ad-Dajjal☯️✝️☦️☪️✡️🤲🙌

[@ivanostry3359]

@@user-xz5qi7wq1uOh boy. Sure, whatever.

[@gigiagostini3624]

Thanks Mary, now is clear Rome still living in every person of the western world and still extending his influence to the East as well...

[@anthem2]

@JoshEmerson0421 YES! because saying that shows that YOU! have no compassion for humanity or that you have no remorse for a better term, knowing that even presently despite all the tribulations, Black people is still considered and treated like animal by some people or for a better term some Savages

[@hannahcole5210]

I think about this once a week! Great stuff

[@joeblow2069]

The difference in the way the documentaries are made between English vs American. The American documentaries like the history channel have a professional narrator(Ed Hermann, Michael Carroll, Robert Clotworthy ) who provides a news like background and then they have historians from all over, American and British to provide commentary and explain things in greater depth. I love Peter Weller's contribution on ancient history docs. Personally I prefer the American style. Making a star of a particular historian has it benefits but this style is more cheeky and folksy. I love Michael Carroll's voice and the Ed Hermann narrated videos of the revolutionary war are the best.

[@robertcronin6603]

Awesome...soooo glad this was so long...I can listen to Mary for hours ❤

[@komalyousuf6431]

The only 4 hours video I've watched on youtube ! Just amazing , she described rome in every way ... Loved it ❤️

[@lorenzodeocales1904]

Mary Beard is a legend! Amazing story telling and really, exciting! Listening to her makes me feel excited too. Grabe, isang alamat na propesor. Wow!

[@riaanshaigh1338]

Soul quenching.. Thank you Mary

[@seanavp]

*The amount of research and traveling done by professor Mary Beard is absolutely remarkable and much appreciated!* *Thank You!*

[@evanashworth9644]

I’m watching every second of this for the bit

[@BestPlacesToVisit.InTheWorld]

👋👍👋👍👋👍I was completely enthralled by 'Empire Without Limit'! This comprehensive series on the history of the Roman Empire provided a fascinating and educational journey through one of the most influential civilizations in history.

[@mycatsnameiskaren8253]

I'm shocked I made it through this entire thing!!! I'm so thankful I did & it was worth every minute. My curiosity of history has never included Rome & the Romans and I've actively avoided it but I'm not sure why. Maybe because I attended a private Christian school until high school and I was raised pentacostal, so I've wrongly felt that my "Bible knowledge" was sufficient. This is the very first real historian I've ever taken the time to watch on this subject matter and now I have a new rabbit hole to go down. I did learn about Hadrian's wall in England years ago and that's on my bucket list but not until watching this has my interest in Roman history ever been sparked. Thank you! Teaching is such a gift and Mary certainly excels at her delivery. It's fascinating to see the places this took her. Thank you again for your priceless gift of knowledge.

[@spiritualistgirl]

They built..anntonines,wall.central.scotland..keep.us,oot!.still.thr!!.two.mi!e.away!!.fascinating...they.affect.us.so.much!.to.this.dayyy....if.theyd.left.greece.alone?.no.Archimedes.or.Pythagoras?..knowledges.spread??...and the antimatter mechanism!.wahl.wi.new.imaging!!!!!!!!!!!!in.shipwrech..on.rd.sea.!.to..italy..amazinnnn!....thanks,mary!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jackharrison6771]

I always enjoy Mary Treebeard's version of Roman life and locations more than any other. She is funny and we often more when it's funny, or just easy to follow. God bless Mary and all who sail in her.

[@puttsinghatiraj4148]

M. L ❤

[@aL-dv6gi]

I've read over Beard's book SPQR several times over the past few years, and I just stumbled across this documentary. I'm a big fan of how she presents information and this was a great listen. This rules!!!!

[@squareleg5757]

Stunning. Thank you, Professor Beard.

[@gic8849]

This will be my 4th time watching this. I love her passion..if all history teachers taught like her and Ms. Joann fletcher, i would’ve been brilliant in class. I had a social studies/American history teacher who sat on the edge of his desk and spoke with his eyes closed, in a monotone voice the whole time. He damn near put himself to sleep, how the hell was I, an active 12 year old child, supposed to pass that class?? I fell asleep, too! Lol

[@imchuckbass4757]

have you watched "Civilizations" (2018 docuseries)? She is in some of the episodes...it's SO good.

[@deborahdauray8933]

Thank you Mary; you are the Best.

[@NBAballToWalls]

I'm in recovery but glad to report that as a man, I only think about the Roman empire every other day now.

[@digitalsurfer5458]

This is such a course (not just a lecture) on Roman history. Makes so many places much more interesting.

[@Edith1517]

Fabulous, eloquent, brilliant presentation Mary Beard, thank you.

[@islanderws]

It’s through the fascinating work of historians like Mary that I come to appreciate history, particularly ancient Roman history. Very informative and makes me want to travel and visit some of these places.

[@laurengraz907]

See rcz as a su I

[@piotrniec9638]

Was versteht man unter Zapfenstreich?

[@trace1983charlie]

Most definitely my favorite out of all the documentaries that are called "The Complete History Of The Roman Empire | Empire Without Limit (Full Series)"

[@alexwilson488]

Best Roman history documentary I’ve ever watched. Very informative on stuff most folks don’t mention

[@lightbeingform]

I love this one. The map scene is magical. Mary is an icon.

[@kissfan8675309]

That may have been my favorite part! Very good.

[@CChissel]

This is wonderful! I have never known much about Romes beginnings and how it came to grow and become what we think of today, other than the story about Romulus and Remus. So this is really fascinating, thank you so much and Mary is an amazing host and presenter, among the best without a doubt.

[@allmightlionthunder5515]

lol that is why its Italy and not Rome they invaded Roma now Italy

[@trippiebluee4277]

😊

[@trippiebluee4277]

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[@pepesempire]

Mary is one of the best historians ever. Mary i salute you ✋

[@67lionsoflisbon37]

KZbin, Mary, Odyssey, Ancient history. Great combination.

[@spal3907]

what a wonderful presentation ,love its each and every part

[@Mr.Rgdias]

Glad to see you again, Mary! You bring ancient history to life (sorry for the cliche).

[@paulnolan4971]

C'est la vie 😁

[@remickn]

Amazing! Thank you!❤

[@nissagrine.]

Brilliant documentary. I loved every bit, and I was very happy that Mary and the team dedicated time and effort into going to many places, unfolding history for us, and I was even more delighted that the storyline includes a great deal of information about the Roman remains in Timgad, why? Because it's in my country, Algeria. Truly, a remarkable work. Thank you for this high quality work!

[@musechocolates1232]

OMG Mary is just amazing and wonderful!!!!!

[@VettemanLT5]

Love her presentation. Her dedication to her craft and her smile are beyond engaging. And her knowledge is encyclopedic. She's simply awesome. Her voice has a very soothing nature too making you want to listen to her more. LOVE this. One of the best things I've done on a Saturday night watching the whole thing with a cold beer and snacks and a great dinner all while watching this entire video. Ms Mary is simply wonderful.

[@danielalfonsou]

I fall asleep to youtube nightly. This waa so good, it woke me from my sleep at 4 am. Mary is a mixture of brilliance and enthusiasm.

[@bilalfrahtia8486]

I don't know the reason for my obsession with ancient Roman civilization. I think it's something very deep that happens inside many people like me. What's more beautiful is that we share the same love for Rome, but we differ in countries and languages. It's really beautiful. I hope we can all meet to talk about our experiences with this eternal story.

[@imtrex521]

What a storyteller!!

[@daronsebelius8160]

Mary B is a gift! Love her presentation and her deep knowledge that backs it up!

[@JAMES-rq3lm]

Wonderful full documentary about Rome atlast.. great work, crystal clear explanation. Thanks from 🇮🇳

[@gabrielgnaegi5156]

one of the best documentaries I've ever seen! Congrats to the whole team who did all this work and above all: Thank you! The best side of what the internet has to offer: Sharing Knowledge.

[@Fallout3131]

This was awesome!

[@jamalmusayussuf4341]

Thanks Mary, beautifully explained,may thy effort be blessed.amen

[@matteusmaximus1895]

I think about the Roman Empire a lot. So, this epic documentary is an absolute gift. Superb 💯

[@Add50326]

I really liked this video. I watched many videos about the Roman Empire and I learned a lot from this video.

[@koomaj]

She is just the best.

[@hamzafazilat5885]

Wonderfull piece of work, Ma'am.. It is the first time any KZbin-channel or any documentary compulsed me leaving a note here. I have found you a great communicator. Besides, your presentation of events in a quite organised manner is worth prasing. God bless you, Ma'am.

[@comment174]

absolutely brilliant, watched it all. Love Mary!

[@candacecraddock1592]

You're really making me want to go there!!!

[@mdkell4261]

Wonderful! Well done Mary!!!! I must say Mary you do an excellent job with your narrative. You have a lovely way about you, a charisma, that keeps my attention to the story. I love history, and in my studies about the 19 & 20th centuries multitude of wars big and small I have neglected my history of the Roman Empire. The US Civil War or War Between the States was of huge interest to me growing up in the American Deep South. Thanks again for your work, I know knowledge of The Roman Empire can't be attained in a day. But, I'm off to a great start thanks to you and those behind the scenes. God Bless! 👍👍

[@graciekun738]

You a southern boy ehh, well myself I'm right below the Mason-dixon line, in the state that saved the U.S.A. from those invading Brits (now they are our British cousins...lol) Anyway that was not my point for texting, as I wanted you opinion on the history that you were taught in you middle and high school years. For myself, I was almost always let down when it came to my history classes, especially in regards to military history. I had but 1 teacher in 9th grade that actually reached the 19th and 20th century, and taught about the civil war(what so civil about war anyway....G&R lol), and 1st & 2nd world wars (less on the 1st), and he did some w/ Korea and a touch on Vietnam. However aside from him, my teachers barely got up to 19th century and nothing on military history. They all taught about the start of civilization, Egypt, middle ages, founding of America and creation of the U.S. and bit more, but that was about it. Almost all my knowledge is self taught or from Boy Scouts going to all the civil war, and revolutionary war battle sites(or rebel battle sites if your POV is from the British side, lol), as they are very numerous here. In college I selected numerous history class which ended up helping me in regards to my major, as I am a teacher now. I thought I could teach some of the things I love and wasn't taught growing up (math I'm cool with, yet science, & history I love, however the English language I hate, as well as have a dislike w/ comprehension, and spelling). Anywayssss, hit me up if you got the time, as I'd like to here what you think on this topic. OH yeah, FOR EVERYONE ELSE, I'd like to hear from anyone else who reads this comment, as it might help me in regards to what areas of concentration I should focus on. If there were areas that people missed out on, then it maybe be still true and it could help when I'm writing up my next lesson plans, cool. Take it light --KB

[@spiritualistgirl]

I'm the same! But it was eng.history..een.tho.im.scottish!.but.aye...romans,still,shows,itself,todayyy!.im.fascinated in like everything now like this !. We could visit each other! N me show you Roman wall.fort.etc.polmont.falkirk.Scotland!!..was amazed to hear of zanzibar!! Look at that! For slavery!!. N chiefs,sellin.the villagers!.as,wel.. Or vikings.. They took us n Ireland folks.etc.as,slaves,russia!.even!.aye..history,so,repeats,babe!.all.the,best,to.ya..donna.mcneill...takecare

[@spiritualistgirl]

I am interested in the slave trade history in u.s.deep.south.esp....horrendous!.....them.owners.well.thay.was.their...money.like.cattle!.worse!.taking.kids.oh.myyyy....pm.me.goodto.share...different.perspectives.n.stuff..n.open.minds.with.travel.educations.things.like.that...donna...