Oppositely-moving chariots tore apart a ruler of this city who vacillated on which side to support during an evenly-pitched battle.
Oppositely-moving chariots tore apart a ruler of this city who vacillated on which side to support during an evenly-pitched battle. This city was founded on the site where a white sow was found suckling thirty piglets, and its initial settlers came from the overcrowded earlier city of Lavinium. Mettius Fufetius led this city during its conflict against Tullus Hostilius. (*) Amulius used his control over this city's treasury to take its throne from his brother Numitor. This city lost a war settled by a three-on-three duel by two sets of male triplets. Ascanius founded this city, where the Vestal Virgin Rhea Silvia gave birth to twin sons of Mars. For 10 points, name this home city of Romulus and Remus, an early rival to Rome.
Oppositely-moving chariots tore apart a ruler of this city who vacillated on which side to support during an evenly-pitched battle.
Alba Longa