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The Story of Romulus and Remus

I've altered the COLOUR and the Size of the section that MIGHT be true. Read my explanation in the left column if you are still a little uncertain of what to do.

The twins MIGHT have been left by the River.

It's VERY unlikely that they were the sons of a God and Wolves don't normally feed babies... although I could be wrong having never asked a wolf for a drink!

The twin brothers Romulus and Remus were the sons of the God Mars. When they were very young they were abandoned by the banks of the River Tiber and left to fend for themselves. Luckily for them they were found by a she-wolf who took pity on them fed them with her milk.

 

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gcsehistory.org.uk - new site aiming to provide an accessible narrative for GCSE History pupils.
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Medicinethroughtime.co.uk - all new resources for teachers and pupils of the SHP Medicine course
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