All roads lead to rome

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Have you ever thought that there are a lot of connections between ROMA- ROMA(NIA)? It might not be just a simple writing coincidence… Let me make you a short introduction!

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• Have you ever thought that there are a lot of connections between ROMA-ROMA(NIA)?

• It might not be just a simple writing coincidence…

• Let me make you a short introduction!

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Belonging to Latinity• For sure you know that Rome was

founded by its first ruler, Romulus.The legend says he and his brother, Remus were abandoned and discovered and fed by a she-wolf.

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• The image of the she-wolf and the two small children represents the symbol of latinity.

• You can find a lot of these statues all over Romania!

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The origin of becoming “Latin”

• Before being conquered by the Romans, there were the Dacians who were living on our country’s teritory.

After a long period of battles, Dacia was annexed to the Roman Empire, becoming one of its province.

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• Is Trajan’s Column familiar for you?

• It is a Roman triumphal column in Rome that commemorates Roman emperor Trajan’s victory in the Dacian Wars (the Dacians are the ancestors of the Romanian people).

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The story of Badea Cârţan

• A good exemple that everything is possible is the shepherd Badea Cârţan. He’s the Romanian who made in 1896 a journey of 2.000km on foot to Rome. When he arrived in the city after 45 days, the local people were saying ”Look a Dacian has fallen off the column!”.

Badea Cârţan was dressed just like the Dacians from the column.

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The Christian connection

• Our countries are Catholic and Orthodox, transforming their love of God into arhitectural masterpieces !

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Churches of Romania

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The modern version of Badea Carţan’s way

There are a lot of Romanians who found in Italy their new home.

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Greetings from Romania!

• Merry Christmas!• Buon Natale!• Feliz Navidad!• Linksmų Kalėdų!• Весела Коледа!• Wesołych Świąt!• Mutlu yeni yıl!• Crăciun Fericit!