Romains

Romans were the people of ancient Rome, a civilization that originated in Italy around the 8th century BCE. They built a vast empire known for its legal system, engineering feats like roads and aqueducts, and contributions to arts and governance. Rome evolved from a monarchy to a republic, and then an empire, influencing Western culture, law, and politics for centuries. Their legacy includes language, architecture, and ideas about citizenship and law that still shape the modern world today.