There is a new kid on the block. Clovis, King of the Franks is coming and Genevieve sets to work building a new church.
The Roman Empire is falling and Attila the Hun meets his end. What does this mean for Paris and her people?
Attila the Hun crashes headlong into our story and Genevieve rises to the defense of the city of Paris.
After Julian's death, Christianity starts to flex its muscles, with new leaders like Saint Martin and Saint Genevieve coming to the fore.
Constantine and Christianity are victorious, or are they? Julian the Apostate tries to turn back the clock, and Lutetia gets its first Emperor.
New challenges appear for the people in Lutetia as the Franks begin to make their appearance on the scene.
The Roman world runs into plague and new religions make a lasting impact on Lutetia.
A Gallo-Roman takes a day wandering around old Lutetia.
The History of Paris continues with the new Roman town of Lutetia and the melding of cultures into something new.
The final clash with the Parisii, Julius Caesar completes his brutal conquest of Gaul, and writes his name in the history books.
The invasion of Julius Caesar begins.
Welcome to the History of Paris, a new podcast covering the story of the city from its foundation. Episode one explains the beginnings of the city as a Gallic trading settlement on the banks of the river Seine, until the arrival of Julius Caesar and the Roman legions.