Bah Dunabāl-i Bunyānguzārān-i Rum: Persian 1403

Troy is in ruins. A man manages to escape. He carries his father on his shoulders and holds his son by the hand. It is Aeneas. He begins the long journey that will take him to Italy. A long time later, two children are placed in a basket on the waters of the Tiber: Romulus and Remus. They are the descendants of Aeneas. They are the ones who will found Rome, the city of seven hills. The abduction of the Sabines, the battle of the Horatii and the Curiatii, the betrayals of Tarquin... all these great moments of Roman mythology are present in this book where the reader will also discover how people navigated the Mediterranean at the time of Aeneas, the importance of funeral rites, how time was invented and the beauties of the Etruscan heritage.