Fall of Rome (disambiguation)

Last updated April 08, 2024

Fall of Rome may refer to:

History

Sack of Rome (disambiguation), where the city of Rome is defeated
Capture of Rome (1870) by the Kingdom of Italy
Battle of Monte Cassino (1944) which included the Fall of Rome; during WWII
Fall of the Western Roman Empire (476/480)
Fall of Constantinople (1453), Ottoman capture of the Byzantine capital, effectively ending the Eastern Roman Empire

Music

Fall of Rome (song), 1987 James Reyne song
The Fall of Rome (song), 2010 debut song of The Bottletop Band
The Fall of Rome (tune), 1964 instrumental from the soundtrack for the film The Fall of the Roman Empire (film)
Fall of Rome (tune), 2012 instrumental from the video game Civilization V: Gods and Kings, see Music in the Civilization video game series

Film and television

The Fall of Rome (film), (Italian: Il crollo di Roma) 1963 Italian film
The Fall of Rome (2006 TV episode) episode 6 of Ancient Rome: The Rise and Fall of an Empire

Literature

The Fall of Rome (1850 novel), novel by Wilkie Collins, see Antonina (Collins novel)
The Fall of Rome: A Novel (2002 novel), novel by Martha Southgate, winner of the 2003 Alex Awards
The Fall of Rome: A Novel of a World Lost (2007 novel), a novel by Michael Curtis Ford
Stargate SG-1: Fall of Rome (comic book arc) 2004 multi-issue arc, see List of Stargate comics

Other uses

Fall of Rome (play-by-mail game), a play-by-mail game published by Enlightened Age Entertainment.
Pandemic: Fall of Rome (board game) 2018 game from the boardgame series Pandemic (board game)

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