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Episode 75 – Trouble in Rome, Trouble with the Volscii
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Publication Date |
Oct 23, 2017
Episode Duration |
00:50:18
In the wake of Spurius Cassius' demise, Rome's attention turns inwards. The plebeians and the patrician conflict continues to escalate and the some of the consequences begin to play out with Rome's foreign policy. In c. 483 BCE the conflict between Rome and the Volscii really starts to reflect the internal struggle between the patricians and plebeians in Rome herself.
The Doctors return with a brand new episode! We are tracing the history of Rome from the founding of the city! At this stage of the narrative, the plebeians and the patricians continue to tussle. And trouble in Rome wouldn't be much without trouble with her neighbours. Tension is also rising between Rome and the Volscii. Laying the scene with the Volscii Quintus Fabius Vibulanus and Servius Cornelius Maluginensis are the consuls of c. 483 BCE. In the wake of Spurius Cassius' demise, Rome's attention turns inwards. The plebeians and the patrician conflict continues to escalate and the some of the consequences begin to play out with Rome's foreign policy. * How do you get soldiers to enlist when everyone is hungry?* How do you maintain yourself in the field when morale is low?* How do you defeat your foes when your forces do not want to fight?* How does the voting system of the comitia centuriata work? We tackle them all in this episode! 75-Trouble-in-Rome-Trouble-with-the-Volscii.mp3">Trouble in Rome, Trouble with the Volscii Episode 75: Trouble in Rome, Trouble with the Volscii Ancient Latium. Courtesy of wikimedia commons  

The Doctors return with a brand new episode! We are tracing the history of Rome from the founding of the city! At this stage of the narrative, the plebeians and the patricians continue to tussle. And trouble in Rome wouldn’t be much without trouble with her neighbours. Tension is also rising between Rome and the Volscii.

Laying the scene with the Volscii

Quintus Fabius Vibulanus and Servius Cornelius Maluginensis are the consuls of c. 483 BCE. In the wake of Spurius Cassius’ demise, Rome’s attention turns inwards. The plebeians and the patrician conflict continues to escalate and the some of the consequences begin to play out with Rome’s foreign policy.

  • How do you get soldiers to enlist when everyone is hungry?
  • How do you maintain yourself in the field when morale is low?
  • How do you defeat your foes when your forces do not want to fight?
  • How does the voting system of the comitia centuriata work?

We tackle them all in this episode!

75-Trouble-in-Rome-Trouble-with-the-Volscii.mp3">Trouble in Rome, Trouble with the Volscii

Episode 75: Trouble in Rome, Trouble with the Volscii

rome, plebeians, patricians, volsciiAncient Latium. Courtesy of wikimedia commons
 

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