The Real Reason the Roman Republic Lasted 500 Years
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The Kingdom That Tried to Be Roman
The last Roman wasn't Roman. When Rome "fell" in 476, almost nothing actually changed. The Senate still met. The law still applied. The grain still came in from Sicily. A Gothic general named Odoacer ran Italy for 17 yea...
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The Kingdom That Tried to Be Roman is an episode from Create Your Own Life with Jeremy Ryan Slate | Breaking the Chains of Ordinary by Jeremy Ryan Slate. The last Roman wasn't Roman. When Rome "fell" in 476, almost nothing actually changed....
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Published Jun 29, 2026, 40:00 long, audio available.
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