Roman foundation myths

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Roman foundation myths are a collection of legendary narratives, including tales of figures like Romulus and Remus, that explain the origins, early history, and divine favor of the city of Rome.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman mythology
cultural narrative
mythology
associatedWith Aeneas NERFINISHED
Alba Longa NERFINISHED
Amulius NERFINISHED
Jupiter NERFINISHED
Mars NERFINISHED
Numa Pompilius NERFINISHED
Numitor NERFINISHED
Remus NERFINISHED
Rhea Silvia NERFINISHED
Romulus NERFINISHED
Troy NERFINISHED
Venus NERFINISHED
the Sabines NERFINISHED
the seven kings of Rome NERFINISHED
the she-wolf of the Lupercal
culturalContext ancient Rome NERFINISHED
documentedIn Dionysius of Halicarnassus’ Roman Antiquities NERFINISHED
Livy’s Ab Urbe Condita NERFINISHED
Plutarch’s Lives NERFINISHED
Virgil’s Aeneid NERFINISHED
hasPart myth of Aeneas
myth of Numa Pompilius
myth of Romulus and Remus NERFINISHED
myth of the Lupercal and the she-wolf
myth of the abduction of the Sabine women
myth of the asylum on the Capitoline
myth of the founding of Alba Longa
myth of the rape of Lucretia
myth of the seven kings of Rome
hasTheme civil strife and reconciliation
divine favor
divine origin of Rome
heroic ancestry
kinship with Troy
law and religious institutions
legitimation of Roman power
migration and settlement
relationship with the gods
violence and foundation
narrativeFocus early history of Rome
establishment of Roman institutions
genealogy of Roman people
origin of the city of Rome
transition from monarchy to republic
partOf Roman cultural identity
timeOfCodification early Roman Empire
late Roman Republic NERFINISHED
usedFor moral exempla
political legitimation in Rome
religious justification of rituals

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Acca Larentia partOf Roman foundation myths