Roman History 36 - Libius To Romulus 461-476 AD
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- Опубліковано 14 кві 2017
- Here we are at the end of the western empire one year after we began with the first installment. Where shall we go from here? Wonder where we will be a year from now?
This is from the podcast series The History Of Rome by Mike Duncan.
He currently does The Revolutions podcast.
www.revolutionspodcast.com/
it's like losing a friend who is moving away forever. i'll keep in touch, mike---yes--i will--yes
I've been listening to this for three years now. I didn't listen all the way through in one go, I repeated episodes usually for about a week so I could retain the information. Now, it comes to an end. This is truly, the most satisfying podcast I've ever listened to. Well done, Mike.
BRAVO!!
Outstanding work. Mike Duncan rocks Roman history like nobody else.
Thanks for watching :)
@@-timaeus-9781 Thanks for uploading
@@-timaeus-9781 your efforts to uploads this should make it into the history books and historical scholars in 2000 years will discuss your biases as a historian haha
@@-timaeus-9781 Where can I get the text of the podcasts? I have already downloaded Duncan's History of Rome book adapted from his podcasts but it ends with Caesar's assassination, So I want to know where I can download the rest of the book adaptation of the podcast.
I have listened to all of Michael Duncan's episodes now as of May 2024...3 complete times now and I have to say that these were fantastic and Michael captivated me in his work in its totality.....thank you so much and I'm sure this farewell will only last a short time until I return again to this wonderful project.
Same, it’s been my nighty podcast before I sleep now for years
Back to part 1, I guess.
I'll post here next time I finish the series
You done yet?
I listened to this podcast somewhat on and off for about a year, and did my best to follow along with whatever supplemental readings I could find through the internet. Hearing that final goodbye and closing of this entire saga honestly hit me right in the feels. I had been interested in the history of Rome in the past, but this podcast more than any other source has ignited my passion for this incredible history. So many extraordinary people played so many parts throughout this entire story that i can't truly fathom the scope of it all. Through time and space, the history of Rome directly impacts my life in 2020, and Mike Duncan's podcast has changed my life forever. Thank you for uploading this series to UA-cam so that I could listen to it.
Now, at the end, I gotta say that, while I don't know what I would say my favorite era is, I can at least say that Gaius Julius Caeser is my favorite character in this entire story. Many times, I wondered to myself how circumstances may have played out differently had he been around to affect things. And not just him; thanks to the education I received through this series, I was able to really imagine a ton of possibilities had X person been around for Y moment, etc. I will spend the rest of my life diving in to this ancient world, and again- though he'll never read this- it's all thanks to Mike Duncan.
Also, I'm never gonna forget that guitar music lmaooo
Can you drop a few good follow-along pieces from the library you built?
At least there's a successor in The History of Byzantium.
You and me have had a similar adventure, including the discovery of how just utterly fascinating the story of Caesar actually is. This podcast has become the single most important piece of media to me personally, and it’s nice to see that it hit someone just as hard. This series may have even helped me charter out a career path for myself if things work out. I hope that, even after more than a year, you still find yourself sometimes thinking of Rome and this podcast like I have
Thank you so much for those 189 wonderful uploads. this sure was enlightening journey.
After all of that, years after he is finished making it, I'm definitely donating a healthy sum. This was incredible.
Listened to this whole podcast 3 times now, going through Revolutions for the second time now. Mike is just SO pleasant to listen to. Really wish I was there when it was all happening, join the tours and so forth.
From top left to bottom right: Caesar, Augustus, Domitian, Hadrian, Marcus Aurelius, Constantine, Honorius, Valentinian III
Thank you , my good Sir
I had 3 right...
I wonder why include Honorious and Valentinian III?
@@InnerDnessgotta have some people from the post constantinian age i guess. I'd rather have theodosius and majorian personally
I found this podcast while searching for the super obscure emperor Magnus Maximus, it's a miracle I ever found this amazing podcast. Ironically, I watched Unbiased history of Rome before this series and it's amazing to see a lot the jokes in that series were just roman history played straight when mentioned in this series. But anyways, this podcast is amazing, wish someone did something similar for other nations histories. A clever wise cracking narrator bringing up interesting tit bits and references. Thank you So much!
He has a podcast on the American French and English revolutions called REVOLUTIONS
The British History podcast is so much fun! Check It out!
Rip ive actually listened to this through twice now.
After listening twice, what was your favorite part?
@@benfatherree4377 the part dealing with constantius to julian the apostate.
Now 3 times!
@@johnmurdoch3083 You are a legend man
@@johnmurdoch3083 Its easily listening. He did such a great job with this.
Whew! Took me a while but I finally reached the end. Thank you, Mike Duncan, for all your work and your wicked sense of humor.
Thanks bro. 😎. I listened to every minute of every episode. Started listening during July, 2019, during a challenging time in my life. I pressed on like the soldiers and great men of the past. During COVID, moved my family to safety. I looked at what people had to endure in the past and found strength. I laughed with you. Cried with you and the historic figures. Felt their pain. Witnessed their hopes and dreams. Thank you. Best wishes to you and your family. Thank you for this peace of history! Best wishes to you Mike. To my fellow listeners… It has been quite a journey hasn’t it? I wish you all good fortune and may the Gods smile upon us all. I think now, we will all forever be linked to “The History of Rome”.🏆
First off, thank you. I came to the show very late. Over the course on 8 months I listened to your entire History of Rome pod cast. I've appreciated every episode and all your hard work and time. In short this is social media at its best. Without going to college I was able to learn more about an era of history from a part of the world I'm interested in. As I did I feel I've learned far more then I would have if left to my own devices.
At this podcast conclusion I have find my self reflecting on the experience and feel a sense of lose now that it's over. It seems appropriate after all, spending 8 months fallowing the rise and fall of a great civilization. And of course your presentation and real life mixed in.
I hope you, Mrs. History of Rome and your royal court are doing well. Thank you again for the journey.
AH
The channel owner just uploaded some one else's work. The person that actually made it is mike duncan. He has a new series called revolutions
This is definitely the most epic series on UA-cam.
Thank you so much Timaeus for uploading the whole podcast. I've been listening to it all the year and felt inspired to translate all of Mike's work to spanish, all because I randomly found this videos. Again, thank you
Did you make the translations?
I just finished this wonderful story. I feel so grateful for having found it and have Mike kindly explain where such a big part of our modern world comes from.
Like he said, I wish you all, my fellow listeners, the best of luck. May the fire of learning burn bright in all our hearts and guide us to cherishing this increadibly unlikely and yet beautiful mystery that is human existence.
Greetings from Colombia in South America.
I enjoyed these so much I'll just have to listen to them all over again!
This gotta be my favorite podcast I've ever listened to. Thanks for the upload man and kudos to Mike Duncan! Really awesome job!
Luckily, I started at Claudius. This was do to the fact that I had just finished listening to the BBC radio show ‘I Claudius’ and wanted some more information on his reign. I kept on listening from there, all the way up to 476. So I still have an entire Kingdom, Republic, and early Empire to go before I’m done with this podcast.
This was better than Gibbon. You have learned your monetizing on the revolutions. This is excellent, as Mr. Burns says.
Thank you Timaeus for uploading, a very worthwhile journey it has been.
This is perhaps one of the best podcast series about historical events than anything I’ve come across since I’ve been on UA-cam! Well done Sir, well done!
I just discovered this a couple weeks ago. I heard you mentioned on an interview Dan Carlin did about your book. So, I found this old podcast and I started it from the beginning and I ran thru, apparently, 74hrs of content start to finish in about a month. And, Mike, this is one of the best anything's on the internet. I'm a truck driver haha so I could listen to hour after hour easily. And this whole project was just so well done. You're funny, but so professional. And you told this story like you cared about the characters in it. Beautifully done, Sir. Thank you for this amazing piece of UA-cam gold.
What a trip. Thank you Mike. If you hadn't made these so fun to listen I probably would have dropped these a long time ago, but I finished and and what a ride it was!
I love the final joke of Livia did it
Have listened to all this during the lockdowns, what an experience, fantastic storytelling
Where can I get the text of the podcasts? I have already downloaded Duncan's History of Rome book adapted from his podcasts but it ends with Caesar's assassination, So I want to know where I can download the rest of the book adaptation of the podcast.
Thank you so much for your dedication and excellent coverage of Roman History.
This is my 2nd conpleate time through your compelling audio series.
It's even better the second time! I remembered enough to allow me pick up so much more the second time through.
All the best to you and your family!
Steve
Thanks again
The best series about Rome ever, im sad its gone.
Just finished the podcast. Will probably listen to it multiple times more. This was SO GOOD! I want to say THANK YOU SIR! Outstanding job, very interresting!
This was a wonderful series. Thanks so much for developing, sharing and making this interesting. I wish you all the best.
Really bitter sweet coming to the end of this. I started about a month ago and just finished I LOVED this work. Thank you so much for uploading it
I appreciate the upload of this entire series. I just finished the podcast over the last few months. This has been a great journey. Mike Duncan did a great job. His narrative style strikes the perfect balance of conversational and granular detail. What a fantastic journey. And that guitar introduction! Thanks again.
Took me a month to go through all of them. Now I'm sad :/
That is really quick. I listened these recorded podcasts in 9 months, though I did listen some of them twice because it was so interesting
And so it ends, damn this was a great podcast, will miss it.
Where can I get the text of the podcasts? I have already downloaded Duncan's History of Rome book adapted from his podcasts but it ends with Caesar's assassination, So I want to know where I can download the rest of the book adaptation of the podcast.
I loved this series found it a few months ago and I've listened to the whole thing now, fantastic job making this and good luck to you in your family life.
Thanks :) glad you like it.
I began consuming this podcast in 2017. From the first episode all the way to the 179th, coming back over the years and restarting on two or three occasions. This is, hands down, the greatest podcast that I have ever heard and I will always refer to it, as well as carry it in my heart forever. Thank you Timaeus for uploading this. And thank you, Mike, for your research, for your time and for your dedication. Ave.
Where can I get the text of the podcasts? I have already downloaded Duncan's History of Rome book adapted from his podcasts but it ends with Caesar's assassination, So I want to know where I can download the rest of the book adaptation of the podcast.
I really enjoyed this whole series by far the best coverage i have listened to it twice now. thanks for the hard work Mike
I'd like to firat thank the wonderful owner of this channel for re-uploading Mike's content because honestly I couldn't have gotten through the last couple of months without this wonderful podcast. Second, and we're all thinking this, God bless Mike Duncan for starting and finishing the show that sparked my reinvestment in Time itself. I thought I knew everything. And boy was I wrong! Have a good one everyone and I'll see you on the Revolutions Podcast on the English Civil War!!!!
I got into this show specifically because I was looking for that level of coverage of the Crisis of the Third Century. Thank you very much, sir
All good things must come to an end.
Thank you for a very good thing.
Bene factum.
Where can I get the text of the podcasts? I have already downloaded Duncan's History of Rome book adapted from his podcasts but it ends with Caesar's assassination, So I want to know where I can download the rest of the book adaptation of the podcast.
Let me add to the chorus of kudos...you have done a fantastic job! I listen to this every night before I go to bed and every morning on my way to work. Thanks for giving me a well done, insightful, and meticulous rendering of history. I wish others with your command of a historical subject would do the same thing.
BRAVO sir, just bravo. you have made me fall in love with rome all over again. im going back to episode one
thanks for putting the series out there...really enjoyed it
:)
Thanks for the awesome podcast!
Finishing the 6th time of listening to this podcast. Thank you very much, sir, for this great quality work. Besides being obviously very well researched, you are a great storyteller making dry facts seem like a pleasent night reading. Thank you.
Where can I get the text of the podcasts? I have already downloaded Duncan's History of Rome book adapted from his podcasts but it ends with Caesar's assassination, So I want to know where I can download the rest of the book adaptation of the podcast.
I first listened to this podcast in 2016 when I was working a miserable warehouse job (but at least was allowed to listen to stuff). Now I've just finished a second listen 7 years later - can't believe how much has changed in those years. Thanks mike!
Thank you Mike! Thank you Mike!
Thank you Mike! Thank you Mike!
Where can I get the text of the podcasts? I have already downloaded Duncan's History of Rome book adapted from his podcasts but it ends with Caesar's assassination, So I want to know where I can download the rest of the book adaptation of the podcast.
Incredible podcast! Made me fall in love with Roman History. Thank you Mike Duncan.
Where can I get the text of the podcasts? I have already downloaded Duncan's History of Rome book adapted from his podcasts but it ends with Caesar's assassination, So I want to know where I can download the rest of the book adaptation of the podcast.
BEST PODCAST I HAVE EVER LISTENES TO! BRAVO! 10/10!!!
Holy moley. you're pumping these out quick, cheers man :D
When I noticed April 15th rolling around I decided that I wanted to upload the final video one year after the first on April 15th 2016.
neat
Thanks for doing this!! Last year has been great!!
Thanks for watching, glad you liked it. :)
Finally listened to all of your episodes on Rome, very well done! You covered the 300's leading up to Diocletian and the mid 400's better than almost anyone, as you stated it's a very pivotal period of massive social and political transitions and economic decline that gets completely ignored. I would love to see your take on the history of the East from the Division to the fall of Constantinople at some point, but I understand the work that goes into this.
So sorry this is over. Thanks so much for all your work❤
Thanks to Mike and Timeaus, world class content.
It began with a romulus and with a romulus it ended poetic really
It began with Julius and ended with Julius.
An omen from the gods. 😏😉
Where can I get the text of the podcasts? I have already downloaded Duncan's History of Rome book adapted from his podcasts but it ends with Caesar's assassination, So I want to know where I can download the rest of the book adaptation of the podcast.
@@aslanlovett4059 Where can I get the text of the podcasts? I have already downloaded Duncan's History of Rome book adapted from his podcasts but it ends with Caesar's assassination, So I want to know where I can download the rest of the book adaptation of the podcast.
@@BigMamaDaveX Where can I get the text of the podcasts? I have already downloaded Duncan's History of Rome book adapted from his podcasts but it ends with Caesar's assassination, So I want to know where I can download the rest of the book adaptation of the podcast.
this was amazing thank you for your hard effort
Mike, if you ever do a deep dive into history, like Rome or Revolutions, please consider this:
The 30 Years War in Europe. It ended up devastating our continent - Germany in particular - and set the stage for the nation-state, for Napoleon, and for the principles of international law that we still use (or rather, should be using :) today.
fantastic series, thoroughly enjoyed, couldn't put it down.
Excellent podcast ! Bravo !!!
Fascinating series,apart from the more popular leaders,I never knew the details of the whole rise and decline of the Roman Empire.All the great Empires collapse,but it's good to hear the details of the collapse of a great Empire.Excellent work.
I really enjoyed these sir, thank you.
Dang man...that was a good listen
I still listen every watch every day have for years 🙏💯
Thank you for making this.
I never knew about this until late 2023. I doubt Mike will ever see this or Timaeus. But thanks to you both. I’m several years late to the party, but I made it through to the end. Thank you both for your work. I’m more enriched for it, and a better man. Long Live Roma.
Its been a great show, listened to every episode.
Amazing work. Just finished listening for the second time.
thanks for uploading this
ty good sir its been a hell of a ride as they say, just amazing work, really the best iv discovered on youtube
Thanks so much for this!
The morning of Sunday, 23 April 2023 was when I began this series. I probably discovered it a few months ago upon recommendation from the algorithm, but I decided that I had to listen to it at some point this spring. It is now the night of Wednesday, 17 May 2023, Day 25 of binging these thirty-six parts (thirty-seven if we include the Christmas special, which I chose to listen to listen to well in advance of where it was placed in this playlist). It was so fun, and I hope to return for a more detailed listen with the notes, as the Arabs say, “Inshallah.” Thank you, Timaeus, for uploading this. Because of you, I am now familiar with the man and living legend that is Mike Duncan.
Good work and thank you.
What a brilliant story, thank you very much
You had me at agripenis... 😂🤣😂🤣
I'm sorry, I couldn't help it!!
Phenomenal series though 👍👍
This has been the most comprehensive & educational Roman history that was actually able to hold my attention because you made it fun & entertaining.
Excellent presentation!!! 👍👍
Thanks! Now it's time for revolution :))
Thank you so much for all of this hard work and research, I have listened to this from day one and really enjoyed it. What now?
This is a podcast series by Mike Duncan. I have thought I might continue it with the series History of Byzantium, but it will be a little while.
Thanks Mike!
Wow, okay, listening to this kind of puts things into perspective and proves that podcasting isn't the wasteland that I had always assumed. Yeah, I know about assumptions. As one person noted below, it is like losing a friend that you don't see very often. Thank you for doing the podcast.
While I've read quite a bit of Roman, Greek and Mediterrainean history I so identified with some of the snarky comments and laughed out load. Thank you again.
Yours is simply the finest history of Rome
Amazing work i have been reading step by step about the world s history......i ve been through all your incredible work ... many times..after 476 it feels like some emptieness coming over....... merci beaucoup from Paris. The City of ....Sainte Geneviève. .....
I was hoping that he would have continued on with Byzantium but he decided to move on to other topics with his Revolutions podcast. I can understand.
+- Timaeus -
What's the namw of the Revolution podcast. "History of Revolutions" or something. I need that Revolution fix man! Need more history! It's my addiction.
Excellent Exposition - Thank you Mr. Duncan !
Let's have The Holy Roman Empire.
soo basically ...Romulus to Romulus ... ironically creepy?
Thanks!... What now? For me, I start listening from the beginning again...
Yes, and the first and last emperor of Byzantium were both named Constantine.
No, Romulus to Julius. Why oh why, does everyone forget about Julius Nepos?
I just finished this whole podcast in a 2 month marathon. For me the History of Byzantium Podcast is next. Then I will look into the revolutions podcast.
+MrAnthimos112
HE DID A BYZANTINE PODCAST!
I heard he stoped at ad 476 and went on to the revolution era.
I need the Byzantine fix man!
+ii121
O SHIT. THAT'S CREEPY AF!
Fate is a bitch.
"who controls the past controls the future, who controls the present controls the past", wrote Eric Blair.....
Excellent thank you
Epic podcast. Im a decade late but absolutely loved the storm before the storm. Now put in Thersities the historian Byzantine emperors to continue this epic story!
WOW! I checked in around the ascension of Commodus and the death of Marcus Aurelius, and I could not stop listening until completely done!
Where can I get the text of the podcasts? I have already downloaded Duncan's History of Rome book adapted from his podcasts but it ends with Caesar's assassination, So I want to know where I can download the rest of the book adaptation of the podcast.
Mike Duncan. Always good ishh from him. Just as good as Brownworth.
The sad end, a great series.
This guy is a national treasure
Brilliant loved every episode. Thanks for posting God bless
Glad you enjoyed it :)
Rome is a huge topic. That said, this is nice summary of Romans doings though the centuries. Thank you
Not likely,but I'd you'd ever do sth on roman architecture, administration, or sth like that but more in-depth,I would love to volunteer to listen to it.
Ave Timaeus
Third time through. When looking for D&D story and adventure hooks, 1200 years of Rome has loafs of inspiration, yes loafs, as in 🍞, the currency of the populace. Great series, I will be back.
Putting together my “save the Western Empire” Allstar Team: Honorius as emperor, Basiliscus as Magister Militum, Barbatio (from way back during Julian’s Rhine campaign) as Master of the Horse. It’s restitutor orbis time 😎
I recommended this podcast on FB and I do in person. You have done an epic job. I really liked this. Listened to every episode twice now. Check out the unabridged version of The Count of Monte Cristo if you have not already. It is the best single book I have ever read. I recommend that book and the Aubrey-Maturin series by Patrick-Obrian. As a history buff I believe you would enjoy them immensely. I have read them twice as well. Now I will go off to other pursuits but I will be back. My children will listen one day - after I have some!. Thank you for all your work and dedication once again. Much love.
...did Agrippenus really take sanctuary in the Church of St. Peter? I have the maturity of a child and this was the first part of the whole series where I lost it.
Seriously, the big difference between the Germans not being integrated and everyone else being integrated was that everyone else was conquered and brought in on Roman terms. When Gallic culture was disgraced by defeat in battle and the homeland seized it was difficult to argue superiority. When a roving band of Goths was destroyed and settled, the group back home in the Ukraine was critically able to rebuild on their own terms.
It wasn't the first time someone sought refuge in a church. I'm not sure why you would get upset, lol. The modern basilica hadn't been built yet, so this would have been the original church.
Oh no! Not upset! I just thought it was fantastic that after a thousand years of noble history, the Empire would be reduced to a man whose name sounds like "I Grip Penis" hiding in Peter's Church.
So all of these roving bands (who traveled with their families) were headquartered around Ukraine? Did no Roman ever think "Why are these people only attacking westward when they live so far away? What are they afraid of to the east of them?"
@@deathsheadknight2137 I think they did think of it but Rome's geopolitics is defined not only by conquering and integrating new land but also by establishing client states on the borders as buffers to larger competing empires--Carpathia, for example, or Armenia.
Agripenis hahahha