Livy's purpose in writing the history of Rome was to help readers learn from his characters. What lesson might readers learn from his account of how Rome was founded?

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Livy's purpose in writing the history of Rome was to help readers learn from his characters. The lesson might readers learn from his account of how Rome was founded is about the grandiose moments in the history of Rome. He wanted to describe the magnificence of Rome.

Titus Livius or Livy was the Roman historian that wrote "From the Founding of the City," where he exalts the people that founded Rome, passages in its history until the times of Augustus.  He believed that sharing his stories should educate people to know about the deeds and triumphs of Rome.

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