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Lays of Ancient Rome (Version 2)

The Lays of Ancient Rome are four narrative poems by the English historian and politician Thomas Babington Macaulay. Each poem tells a famous story from Rome's mythic history. Although these are original poems in English, Macaulay wrote them as if they were the works of ancient Roman bards. The Lays of Ancient Rome were immensely popular in the nineteenth century and inspired the English-speaking world by their celebration of heroic and imperial values. - Summary by Readerad

Year of Publication: 1847Genres: Sagas , Epics , Classics (Greek & Latin Antiquity) , Ballads

Running Time: 02 hours 39 minutes 48 seconds

#	Chapter Name
1	Preface Readerad	31:24
2	Introduction to Horatius Readerad	4:57
3	Horatius Readerad	21:28
4	Introduction to The Battle of the Lake Regillus Readerad	14:44
5	The Battle of the Lake Regillus Readerad	28:48
6	Introduction to Virginia Readerad	15:22
7	Virginia Readerad	20:54
8	Introduction to The Prophecy of Capys Readerad	10:01
9	The Prophecy of Capys Readerad	12:10