This figure divided his people into three groups: the Ramnes, the Luceres and the Titienses and he was protected by bodyguards known as the Celeres. After he slayed the king of the Caeninensians, Acron, in single combat, he became the first person to win the spolia opima. According to Zenodotus of Troezen, he had one son, Aoillus, with his wife, Hersilia. This co-regent of Titus Tatius ordered Tar
This figure divided his people into three groups: the Ramnes, the Luceres and the Titienses and he was protected by bodyguards known as the Celeres. After he slayed the king of the Caeninensians, Acron, in single combat, he became the first person to win the spolia opima. According to Zenodotus of Troezen, he had one son, Aoillus, with his wife, Hersilia. This co-regent of Titus Tatius ordered Tarpeia to be buried under pile of rocks for betraying the Capitol  and appeared Julius Proculus as the deified Quirinus.  Raised by the kindly shepherds Acca Larentia and Faustulus, this figure was suckled by a she-wolf after his evil uncle, Amulius, abandoned him by the Tiber. For ten points, name this son of Rhea Siliva and brother of Remus, the legendary founder of Rome.
This figure divided his people into three groups: the Ramnes, the Luceres and the Titienses
Romulus