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Nero flipped rome. the biographer is around to could you describe his last hours as the death of a cowardly tyrant not man enough to voluntarily and his own life. bad p.r. until the very end. and yet this emperor did rack up victories even if they weren't on the battlefield. what we can determine is that under nero latin literature really flourished amid a burst of literary activity for out he put the team aspect the positive side of nero's personality was certainly his enthusiasm his love of the arts and culture which had a formative influence on rome not just in the development of the arts b...

Rome. the biographers of antiquity described his last hours as the death of a cowardly tyrant not man enough to voluntarily and his own life. bad p.r. until the very end. and yet this emperor did rack up victories even if they weren't on the battlefield. what we can determine is that under nero latin literature really flourished amid a burst of literary activity felt the pull the team aspect the positive side of nero's personality was certainly his enthusiasm his love of the arts and culture which had a formative influence on rome not just in the development of the arts but also in city planni...

Would have been enormously expensive. >> $8 to $12 million to be able to get the portion that went into him. >> reporter: but who could get a hold of such an expensive and exotic weapon? and just how did they deliver the fatal dose? when detectives went step-by-step with litvinenko through the day he was poisoned, he named three potential suspects. the two russians and the italian. the first one we found was the italian. so now in rome, we're on our way to see mario scaramella, who hopefully can shed some more light on who killed alexander litvinenko and why. scaramella has been a hard man to ...

Standard of living is very low. >> rome was virtually gone. >> as rome falls, and consta constantnoble flourishes, much of the terminology becomes greek instead of latin. the bishop of rome begins to referred to as the great word for father, papas, or pope. during this period of barbarian invasions, there is no centralized government left in ro rome. the church is the only institution capable of serving the needs of the rest of the country. >> the people of rome were enormously dependent on rome as a state. not as a state that oversaw things between god and man, but a church that oversaw food ...

"follow me." and they did. when fascists marched on rome, the prime minister resigned and benito mussolini was appointed leader by the king. [ mussolini speaking italian ] >> anthony: it can happen anywhere. it happened here. nearly a century later, this is what he left behind. the rome that many romans still live in today. ♪