The Social Contract · Character
Romulus
Legendary founder of Rome, referenced in political founding myths.
minor
Also known as Romulus
First appearance: IV: The Roman Comitia
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In Deputies or Representatives: Implied in the discussion of ancient Rome and its institutions, though not directly named. Later, in Book IV: Mentioned as a founder of Rome whose death was shrouded in mystery, used to…
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