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رموس و رمولوس
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Romulus and Remus are twin brothers who appear in ancient Rome's foundational myth as the legendary founders of the city. The story of these brothers—including details about their miraculous survival and eventual establishment of Rome—became a central part of Roman cultural identity and was retold throughout history.
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- Part of
- founding of Rome
- Has part
- Romulus
- Place of death
- Capitoline Hill
- Spouse
- Hersilia
- Father
- Mars
- Mother
- Rhea Silvia
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- Walter Pompe, De Romeinse wolvin met Romulus en Remus- La louve romaine avec Romulus et Remus, KBS-FRB.jpg
- Significant event
- founding of Rome
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