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The Eternal City    is a nickname for    Rome Geography > City Nicknames

Italy    has the capital    Rome The Romans believed that their city was founded in the year 753 BC. Modern historians though believe it was the year 625 BC. Geography > Capitals

1960    Summer Olympic Games were held in    Rome Sports & Leisure > Summer Olympic Games Cities

Ottorino Respighi    composed    The Pines of Rome Music > Classical Music

Teatro Dell’Opera Di Roma    is in    Rome Arts & Literature > World Opera Houses

Ottorino Respighi    composed    Fountains of Rome 1923-4 Music > Classical Music

Lazio    has the capital    Rome Geography > Italian Regional Capitals

Harold Rome    composed the musical    Wish You Were Here (1952) Music > Composers of Musicals

Rome    is a chief town in    Lazio Geography > Italian Chief Towns

Curule    means    Applied to Curved-legged Chair Occupied by High Officials of Ancient Rome Language > Interesting Words

Philippians    describes    An Epistle Written from Rome While Paul Was in Prison About Christ in Our Lives, Christ in Our Minds and Christ As Our Goal New Testament Pauline Letters Arts & Literature > Books of the Bible

Rome    stands on the    Aniene Italy Geography > City Rivers

Rome    stands on the    Tiber Italy Geography > City Rivers

St. Peters of Rome    was designed by    Giocomo Della Porta Italian Renaissance period, 1546 to 1564 and 1590, built in the Vatican City, Italy Misc > Architecture - Buildings

Temple of Venus and Rome    was designed by    Hadrian Ancient Roman Classical Corinthian period, 123-135, built in Rome, Italy Misc > Architecture - Buildings

Three Coins in the Fountain (1954)    was set in    Rome Movies > Films - Settings

John Milius    created the television show    Rome Entertainment > TV Show Creators

Rome    means    Strength Arts & Literature > Biblical Name Meanings

Rome Express (1932)    starred    Conrad Veidt and Cedric Hardwicke Director: Walter Forde. Most of the action in the film takes place on a train travelling between Paris and Rome. Movies > Movies of the 1930s

Gidget Goes to Rome (1963)    starred    James Darren, Cindy Carol and Jessie Royce Landis Director: Paul Wendkos. Also starred Cesare Danova and Danielle De Metz. Movies > Movies of the 1960s

Feline    Featured    All Roads Lead to Rome Music > Albums - Stranglers

The Eleventh Commandment (1924)    starred    Fay Compton, Stewart Rome and Lillian Hall-Davis Director: George A. Cooper. Also starred Charles Quartermaine, Jack Hobbs & Dawson Millward Movies > Movies of the 1920s

Rome Express (1932)    starred    Conrad Veidt, Esther Ralston and Hugh Williams Director: Walter Forde. Also starred Donald Calthrop, Joan Barry and Harold Huth Movies > Movies of the 1930s

Walter Forde    directed    Rome Express (1932) Movies > Directors - Narrative Feature Films

Where the Spies Are (1965)    has the tagline    From Russia, Bierut, London, Rome and Byblos With Love! Movies > Movie Taglines

1924        Treaty of Rome Revokes parts of the 1920 Treaty of Rapallo that created the independent Free State of Fiume; Fiume would be annexed to Italy while the town of Sušak would be assigned to Yugoslavia. History & Mythology > Treaties and Conventions

1957        Treaty of Rome Establishes the European Economic Community. History & Mythology > Treaties and Conventions

1998        Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court Establishes the International Criminal Court. History & Mythology > Treaties and Conventions

Will Rogers    said    "Ancient Rome Declined Because It Had a Senate; Now What's Going to Happen to Us With Both a Senate and a House?" US humourist & showman. Language > Quotations

Book VII, Chap. XXV.    contains the canon law concerning    The Last Times, and of the City of Rome Book VII - Processes Misc > Canon Law of the Apostles

Apple    has a variety named    Lawspur Rome Misc > Fruit and Vegetable Varieties

Apple    has a variety named    Red Rome Misc > Fruit and Vegetable Varieties

Apple    has a variety named    Rome Misc > Fruit and Vegetable Varieties

Apple    has a variety named    Rome Beauty Misc > Fruit and Vegetable Varieties

Apple    has a variety named    Spuree Rome Stark Misc > Fruit and Vegetable Varieties

Can Queen Victoria Eat Cold Apple Pie    is a mnemonic for the    Seven Hills of Rome Capitoline, Quirinal, Viminal, Esquiline, Caelian, Aventine, Palatine Language > Fun With Mnemonics

Rome    is at    41°54'N 12°29'E Italy Geography > Latitude and Longitude - World Cities

Tony Rome (1967)    Frank Sinatra appeared as    Tony Rome Nancy Sinatra sang the title theme Movies > Films - Frank Sinatra

Lady in Cement (1968)    Frank Sinatra appeared as    Tony Rome Second appearance of Tony Rome Movies > Films - Frank Sinatra

Emperor Octavian    is an anagram of    Captain over Rome Language > Anagrams

1527        Sack of Rome Considered the end of the Italian Renaissance. History & Mythology > 16th Century Events

Jim Rome    appeared as themselves in the film    The Longest Yard (2005) Jim Rome (born James Phillip Rome October 14, 1964), is an American sports radio talk show host syndicated by Premiere Radio Networks, a subsidiary of Clear Channel Communications. Movies > Appearing as Themselves

390 BC    saw the    Sack of Rome By the Gauls History & Mythology > Battles and Sieges

410    saw the    Sack of Rome Rome was attacked by the Visigoths led by Alaric I History & Mythology > Battles and Sieges

Cumplir Una Promesa    is translated as    Keep a Promise Language > English - Spanish

Romeo    is a character in    Romeo and Juliet Son to Montague Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Roman Colosseum    is situated in    Rome, Italy Joy, suffering Geography > New Seven Wonders of the World

Romeo    and    Juliet Misc > Famous Pairs

William Shakespeare    wrote    Romeo and Juliet Arts & Literature > Plays