One king of this city was overthrown by his wife Tanaquil, while another king used his son to defeat Gabii, and a third was said to have ascended to heaven during a thunderstorm.
One king of this city was overthrown by his wife Tanaquil, while another king used his son to defeat Gabii, and a third was said to have ascended to heaven during a thunderstorm. One leader of this city acquired the Sibylline Books, and its army destroyed the city of Alba Longa. Ancus Marcius and Numa Pompilius were kings of this city, and, after (*) raping Lucretia, its final king was deposed by Collatinus and Brutus. Tarquin the Proud was a ruler of this city, whose Forum contained temples to Jupiter and Janus. For ten points, name this Italian city founded on seven hills.
One king of this city was overthrown by his wife Tanaquil, while another king used his son to defeat Gabii, and a third was said to have ascended to heaven during a thunderstorm.
{Rome}