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A wonderfully interesting and informative video about a not-very-well-known Roman destination. Thanks again for the time and research you dedicate to your videos.
You should be proud of the high production values you bring to your videos. On top of the great videography and your comments the informational graphics are exceptional. I was a student of architecture in Rome before it became a favorite tourist destination. Looking back I realize that we students had a unique experience of Rome. Besides actual Rome residents there were not many international tourists. This enhanced our access to actual Roman citizens -- we got to know them well and to benefit from their hospitality.
Thank you so much Noe, you really made my day! I feel like I have so much to learn to improve my videos and my channel. So it's really lovely to read that you enjoy them as they are. I'm very grateful!! Being a student of architecture in Rome must have been just fantastic for you. I am sure you enjoyed every minute. Hope you will come back soon to visit when travel here is permitted again!
@@Romewise I realized after the second video I saw that you really care about what you are doing. As for returning... Quello accadrà sicuramente. Io spero quest'anno prossimo.
Your videos are incredible. My wife and I are going to Italy next month and she left all the research to me. Your videos are so informative. I love Ancient Rome so you are helping me to get the best out of it. Thank you
Fantastic shots. you got a great eye for correct angles, right pieces of architecture, and speak straight to the point. Really nice. Much better than all these so called "professors" doing vids you show things that all others skip over. I am really impressed. thanks. my only suggestion is to film less of your (lovely) face, and more of the buildings
Thank you so so much! I am grateful to you for letting me know what you like and don't like about my videos. This one is much older and as I have been learning along the way, I am taking my face out of the videos more and more. Thank you for telling me in a kind way.
Please disregard the haters and man-splainers. Your video series is great, with boots on the ground. While you're out there showing your viewers, the critics are melting into their armchairs and slinging insults from thousands of miles away. Brava, and thanks for this!
Thank you for your lovely and very kind comment. I am so grateful for people like you, who appreciate what I am trying to do, and it's why I keep going and why I DO ignore the haters. Thanks again for your solidarity and support!
Very informative vlog, Elyssa! Enjoyed the backstory, and the history, of the walls. Was the North Door, at the entrance to Piazza del Popolo, part of the wall structure? The door, and door knocker, are amazing. I have pictures of them, and the hills carving on the knocker.
Hi Scott and thanks as always for your support! Yes, the North door that is part of the entrance to Piazza Del Popolo is part of the huge 19-km long Aurelian walls. The door and knocker are not from Ancient Rome however. It got some facelifts in the Renaissance and again in the Baroque period (Bernini), and again in the 1700s.
Wow Ciao! Haha very interesting...where is the entrance? Is there a way of directing from a map? I will contact you soon via email? To see if you can take myself and grandson around ALL levels of the colleseum? Do you do this? Next April?
The entrance to this museum is at Porta di San Sebastiano. It's pretty easy to find both in person and on a map. Not far from the beginning of the Appia Antica.
@@Romewise Not for me but others may want to see one. I've walked the Servian Walls. Little outcrops here and there. The one in the Sallustiana neighborhood is cool. I have a degree in Geology and that has helped me understand both the Servian and Aurelian Walls. The Aurelian Walls have layers like sedimentary layers. When they were built they cut across the cemeteries that once filled the country side outside the Servian Walls. The interesting thing is you can see how they incorporated the stones from old mausoleums into the Aurelian Walls. I'm in Rome if you want to explore the Servian Walls together. It might be interesting. I live off Via Tuscalana.
Sure, there might be different ways to define the word "ruin." Most people I know consider these walls a "ruin" because they are not intact and no longer in use. But it could also be open to interpretation!
If they anyone wanted to play Aurelian play rome total war 2 empire divided How he united empire in 5 years when roman empire began to collapse in 270 ad itself
Aurelian’a name wasn’t ‘Aureliano’ but Aurelianus, barbarians wasn’t a name of a horde, emperor Onorio is an Italian name for Honorius, but Italian didn’t exist at the time, so there’s no need to call him that any more than you’d call him by the German version of his name…. This is really difficult to listen to, not least of all because of the endless use of ‘emperor Onorio’……sigh.
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🏛 VIP Colosseum Tour on Viator: tinyurl.com/29dxwfsr
✝ Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel and St. Peter's Tour - gyg.me/biURfPI9
🏺 Tickets for Roman Crypts and Catacombs Tour with Audioguide - tinyurl.com/yeynudph
🏺 Ancient Rome and Domus Tiberiana Exclusive Guided Tour - gyg.me/7Jw07E5H
🏺 Ancient Rome: Archeological area Largo Argentina - gyg.me/3h5lRgbu
🛺 Private Golf Cart tour including Caelian Hill - tinyurl.com/ydeur794
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Aurelian was the greatest roman emperor you’ve never heard of
Thanks for watching and for commenting! He was a pretty amazing guy, you are right!
Restitutor Orbis, the restorer of the world
The Chad among Chads
@@YH-lj9gy the bane of Barbarians and Uspers
Nah! He only reigned for 5 years. I would say Hadrian or Trajan were the greatest.
A very good video as this is the first I've seen showing you that one can walk on the wall. Well done!..❤
Awesome! Thank you! So glad you enjoyed it!
A wonderfully interesting and informative video about a not-very-well-known Roman destination. Thanks again for the time and research you dedicate to your videos.
Thanks for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoy my videos. Yes, I love sharing more of the "off the beaten track" things to see in Rome. We have many!
You should be proud of the high production values you bring to your videos. On top of the great videography and your comments the informational graphics are exceptional.
I was a student of architecture in Rome before it became a favorite tourist destination. Looking back I realize that we students had a unique experience of Rome. Besides actual Rome residents there were not many international tourists. This enhanced our access to actual Roman citizens -- we got to know them well and to benefit from their hospitality.
Thank you so much Noe, you really made my day! I feel like I have so much to learn to improve my videos and my channel. So it's really lovely to read that you enjoy them as they are. I'm very grateful!!
Being a student of architecture in Rome must have been just fantastic for you. I am sure you enjoyed every minute. Hope you will come back soon to visit when travel here is permitted again!
@@Romewise I realized after the second video I saw that you really care about what you are doing. As for returning... Quello accadrà sicuramente. Io spero quest'anno prossimo.
You're my new best friend!! I research thoroughly every where I go, but you've answered everything in one 6 min video ❤️
Wow what a beautiful thing to say!! Thanks so much, you made my day! :)
@@Romewise and you've made mine! Thanks again and I'll be sure to recommend your videos to fellow travellers , so informative!!
Your videos are incredible. My wife and I are going to Italy next month and she left all the research to me. Your videos are so informative. I love Ancient Rome so you are helping me to get the best out of it. Thank you
Thank you so much Marlon! I’m thrilled you like the videos and find them helpful!
Fantastic shots. you got a great eye for correct angles, right pieces of architecture, and speak straight to the point. Really nice. Much better than all these so called "professors" doing vids you show things that all others skip over. I am really impressed. thanks. my only suggestion is to film less of your (lovely) face, and more of the buildings
Thank you so so much! I am grateful to you for letting me know what you like and don't like about my videos. This one is much older and as I have been learning along the way, I am taking my face out of the videos more and more. Thank you for telling me in a kind way.
Please disregard the haters and man-splainers. Your video series is great, with boots on the ground. While you're out there showing your viewers, the critics are melting into their armchairs and slinging insults from thousands of miles away. Brava, and thanks for this!
Thank you for your lovely and very kind comment. I am so grateful for people like you, who appreciate what I am trying to do, and it's why I keep going and why I DO ignore the haters. Thanks again for your solidarity and support!
Very cool - thanks for posting. Note to self, 'Next trip to Rome - visit Aurelian wall.'
Great! Glad you like the video! I think it's a really cool thing to do in Rome to experience Ancient Rome :)
@@Romewise I'll be there in Sept. and I've already started doing the countdown! I can't wait - it's my fav city
Amazing video!! I cant wait to visit once this pandemic gets taken care of!!!
Thank you!!
Thanks for the informative video! I always enjoy your videos and instagram posts!
Thank you so much Karen, and thanks for following me.
Very informative vlog, Elyssa! Enjoyed the backstory, and the history, of the walls. Was the North Door, at the entrance to Piazza del Popolo, part of the wall structure? The door, and door knocker, are amazing. I have pictures of them, and the hills carving on the knocker.
Hi Scott and thanks as always for your support! Yes, the North door that is part of the entrance to Piazza Del Popolo is part of the huge 19-km long Aurelian walls. The door and knocker are not from Ancient Rome however. It got some facelifts in the Renaissance and again in the Baroque period (Bernini), and again in the 1700s.
Loved it! Ciao
Glad you enjoyed it!
Been there a few times, but I love how you guided us through it, brava :) sharing this video with my Canadian group :)
Ohhh thanks so much! I'm grateful to you for watching but especially for sharing!
RomeWise my Pleasure 😘👍🏻
Tremendous! THANK YOU
Thanks a lot for your kind comments!
476 AD the Fall of the WESTERN Roman Empire. The Eastern Roman Empire lasted another 1,000 years.
Of course you are right!
He tech me to pray the sun\[+]/
Thanks for watching
Love your videos! 😊❤️
Thank you so much!
i need to visit all of Europe some time
That sounds like a great idea! I hope you'll visit Rome :)
Wasn't Honorius the one saying his pet chicken is worth more than Rome when the city was sacked? I didn't know he cared much about the city.
That's funny! I never heard that but who knows, maybe it's true!
It was. Honorius was one of the worst emperors of all time.
Thank you for converting the measurements for us imperialists 🤠
Glad to be helpful! :)
Wow Ciao! Haha very interesting...where is the entrance? Is there a way of directing from a map? I will contact you soon via email? To see if you can take myself and grandson around ALL levels of the colleseum? Do you do this? Next April?
The entrance to this museum is at Porta di San Sebastiano. It's pretty easy to find both in person and on a map. Not far from the beginning of the Appia Antica.
Aurelian: The Restorer of Rome
thank you for commenting
What about the Servian Walls?
Would you like to see a video about them? I'll be happy to make one!
@@Romewise Not for me but others may want to see one. I've walked the Servian Walls. Little outcrops here and there. The one in the Sallustiana neighborhood is cool. I have a degree in Geology and that has helped me understand both the Servian and Aurelian Walls. The Aurelian Walls have layers like sedimentary layers. When they were built they cut across the cemeteries that once filled the country side outside the Servian Walls. The interesting thing is you can see how they incorporated the stones from old mausoleums into the Aurelian Walls. I'm in Rome if you want to explore the Servian Walls together. It might be interesting. I live off Via Tuscalana.
I don't think the Aurelian walls are actually ruins with a good deal still standing
Sure, there might be different ways to define the word "ruin." Most people I know consider these walls a "ruin" because they are not intact and no longer in use. But it could also be open to interpretation!
Looks pretty non ruined to me....1000 years and still standing 😅😏.
So true!! :)
If they anyone wanted to play Aurelian play rome total war 2 empire divided
How he united empire in 5 years when roman empire began to collapse in 270 ad itself
I'm not sure what you mean.
Trump should have looked towards Aurelian on how to build a wall
ok
As of march 31st, 2024 this video has 666 thumbs up ... I can't , just can't add another one :)
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Aurelian’a name wasn’t ‘Aureliano’ but Aurelianus, barbarians wasn’t a name of a horde, emperor Onorio is an Italian name for Honorius, but Italian didn’t exist at the time, so there’s no need to call him that any more than you’d call him by the German version of his name…. This is really difficult to listen to, not least of all because of the endless use of ‘emperor Onorio’……sigh.
Thank you for taking the time to provide constructive criticism and give me a chance to improve.
I bet you're fun a parties.
Better to use the Italian version than the English version. Remember, this is Italy's heritage. Best would be Latin.
Too much "Face", not enough "Rome".
Thank you for watching and for your feedback.