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From Remulus to Tullus Hostilius

Add the names of the first three kings:
Romulus
Numa Pompilius
Tulus Hostilius

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THE KIDNAPPER.

They called it kidnapper because people would kidnap women so they could have babies and the population would grow.

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THE PRIEST

To achieve his aim of making the Romans less bellicose, he diverted the people's attention by leading religious spetacles—processions and sacrifices—and by terrifying them with accounts of strange sights and sounds, which were supposedly signs from the gods.

Numa instituted priests (flamines) of Mars, of Jupiter, and of Romulus under his heavenly name of Quirinus. He also added other orders of priests: the pontifices, the salii, and the fetiales, and

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Was a warlike king, who had many battles against the neighboring peoples of Rome.  Went to war against Alba, Fidenae, and the Veientines. He tried treating the Albans as allies, but when their leader acted treacherously, he conquered and absorbed them. After beating the people of Fidenae, he defeated their allies, the Veientines, in a bloody battle at the Anio River.

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THE ADVENTUROUS
He expanded the Roman Bridge.
Ancus Marcius was renowned for, among other accomplishments, his excellent statemanship; the founding of the port of Ostia; constructing the first bridge over the Tiber; and the settlement of the Aventine hill.

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THE FIRST ETRUSCAN
He was the legendary fifth king of Rome and first of his Etruscan dinasty.

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THE LATIN SLAVE

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THE LEGENDARY DICTATOR