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"The finding of the she-wolf with Romulus and Remus" in the Capitoline Museum

After the fantastic painting Orazi and Curiazi Giuseppe Cesari, called the Cavalier d'Arpino (1568-1640), a leading figure of Roman mannerism on the short side at the bottom we can see the

Finding of the she-wolf with Romulus and Remus (1596): Faustolo discovered under the branches of a fig tree on the bank of the Tiber, the she-wolf suckling Romulus and Remus.

The figure of the wolf is an obvious reference to the Lupa Capitolina kept in building and symbol of the city.

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Thirty years after the founding of Lavinia, the son of Aeneas, Ascanius founds a new city, Alba Longa, on which his descendants ruled for many generations (from the eighth century BC XII) as Livy tells us. Long after the

son and heir apparent of the king of Alba Longa Proc, Numitore , is ousted by brother Amulio , forcing her niece Rhea Silvia, daughter of Numintore, to become a vestal virgin, and then make a vow of chastity in order to prevent it from generating a possible pretender to the throne.

The god Mars, however, the girl falls in love and makes the mother of twins, Romulus and Remus .

King Amulio, learned of the birth, immediately ordered the murder by drowning of the twins, but the servant to this charge does not find the courage to make such a crime and abandon them on the bank of the river Tiber. Rea Sivia will not suffer the death penalty reserved for the vestal virgins that broke the vow of chastity because of the royal family, but will be confined in isolation from the king. The basket in which the twins were lying arenerà you at the swamp of Velabro between the Palatine and the Capitol (near the present Roman Forum) at the foot of a ridge of the palatine, the Germalus, under a fig tree, the fig or rumen Romulan near a cave called Lupercaledove the two were found and suckled by a she-wolf who had lost the baby and had been attracted by the crying of the twins (probably a prostitute, then also known as Lupa, which is found today in the track word brothel), and a woodpecker (animal sacred to the Latins) to protect them, both animal sacred to Ares. In those brought near to the shepherd grazing his flock Faustolo (swineherd Amul) and finds the twins with his wife Acca Larentia (such as a wolf by the other pastors dedicated to prostitution) grows them as his children.