According to a traditional legend, who founded the city of rome? a. helen of troy c. aristotle and plato b. romulus and remus d. julius caesar

B.Romulus and Remus went to the Tiber to look for a place to base the new colony of Alba Longa. According to legend, Remus chose the lowland between the Palatine and Capitol Hills, but Romulus insisted on establishing a town on the Palatine Hill. The appeal to the signs did not help, the quarrel broke out, during which Romulus killed his brother. According to another version, Romulus chose Palatine Hill and built even a wall on it, but Remus in a taunt jumped through it, which furious Romulus and forced him to kill his own brother.  

Repenting of the murder of Remus, Romulus founded the city, which gave his name (lat. Roma), and became the king. The date of the foundation of the city is considered April 21, 753 BC, when around the Palatine Hill Plough was held furrow, which marked the border of the city.

Romulus and Remus founded the city of Rome According to a traditional legend. 2 brothers and demi-gods, Romulus and Remus founded the city of Rome on 21 April 753 BCE.

The legend claims that, argument over who would rule the city and Romulus killed Remus and named the city after himself. Young son of Aeneas Ascanius is known as Iulus so went on to found Alba Longa.

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