Antique kings. Venglovsky S.

This is a book about the ancient kings of ancient Greece and Rome. It tells about the gods of ancient Hellas, about their disputes for such a tidbit of Ancient Attica as the city of Athena, about the last king of Kodra, about King Cadme and his heirs, and finally about King Edip. In addition, it also says about the Roman kings. They can say about them that the Romans themselves set the limit: in short, after 510-511 BC. e. - None of the Roman kings existed. Everything was replaced by the consuls who were elected popularly.