Rome [Theme] Page 4

As long as the Colosseum still
Great Rome is unshakable,
But balance the Colosseum - and the collapse of Rome
And the world will collapse, when there will be Rome.

The policy of Rome was proclaimed a desire for peace, but Rome has consistently been involved in the war, was constantly preparing for war, pursued a policy of interference and intervention. It was not such a corner in the world where any interests of Rome was not under a real or imaginary threat. If it was not the interests of Rome itself, it means his allies. But if this part of the world were not allies of Rome, they came up with. War always wore a veil of legitimacy. The city was attacked by angry neighbours have always struggled for survival. The whole world was populated by crowds of enemies, and it was the obvious duty of Rome to protect themselves from their undeniably aggressive intentions.

Today we lost many good soldiers and officers. Mari, you have proven that you can command. You've earned the respect of the soldiers. So take this helmet and put it on. Legionnaires, here is your new centurion. Okay, okay... calm! Easy, guys. So... you know what to expect from these... barbarians. They're a race of mad, fighting with us, sparing no effort. But they don't know what you're up against... Rome - civilization! Rome is in order! Rome is power! And... here We are! There! Rome!

Fight for her father.
Fight for the Legion.
Fight for Rome.

Rise, son of Rome! You need the Empire!

With the help of the gods we fight for the glory of Rome. But what is this glory?

However, when I came back and was all rasprodan that good in Rome, - how you consider, whether it was in response to report that all of the beauty only exists in nature, that the sheep among the ruins and ruins among the sheep? I wouldn't even believe.

The trains at our parties the best in Rome. Because they are not going anywhere.

If Romulus and Remus had raised the wolf, and the cat, Rome would have been quite different...

In Rome no orphans, they all have dad.

- The Romans are fond of saying that "anni, amori e bicchieri di vino, nun se contano mai".
- "Years, lovers and glasses of wine should not be considered", - translated by Laura.