Rome (disambiguation)

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Contents 1 Geographic namesakes 2 Fiction 3 Law 4 Organizations 5 People 6 Music 7 See also

Rome is the capital city of Italy, and formerly the seat of the Roman Empire.

Rome may also refer to:

• Ancient Rome, a civilization of classical antiquity that grew out of the city-state of Rome
• The Roman Empire

[edit] Geographic namesakes

Byzantine Empire

• Second Rome or New Rome (Constantinople, now Istanbul)

Russia

• Third Rome (Moscow)

United States

• Rome, Georgia
• Rome, Illinois
• Rome City, Indiana
• Rome, Iowa
• Rome, Maine
• Rome, Maryland (Old community within what is now Washington, D.C.)
• Rome Township, Michigan
• Rome Township, Minnesota
• Rome, New York
• Rome, Ohio
• New Rome, Ohio - dissolved in 2004
• Rome, Pennsylvania
• Rome Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvania
• Rome Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania
• Rome, Adams County, Wisconsin
• Rome, Jefferson County, Wisconsin
• Rome, Wisconsin, a fictional town on the TV show Picket Fences

[edit] Fiction

• Rome (TV series), an historical drama by BBC/HBO/RAI
• Ancient Rome: The Rise and Fall of an Empire, a BBC docudrama
• Rome: Total War, a 2004 computer strategy game detailing battles of the ancient Roman Legions
• Rome: Pathway to Power, a 1992 computer adventure game set in ancient Rome

[edit] Law

• Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, the treaty which established the International Criminal Court (ICC)

[edit] Organizations

• Club of Rome, a global think tank that deals with a variety of international political issues
• Rome Laboratory (formerly Rome Air Development Center, RADC), a research and development laboratory of the U.S. Air Force
• Episcopal See of Rome, the central government of the Roman Catholic Church
• The Roman Catholic Church, in general
• Rome SDS, a snowboard manufacturer based in Waterbury, Vermont, U.S.
• The Rome process, an international effort to define and categorize the functional gastrointestinal disorders
• The Rome Coordinating Committee that coordinates the Rome process

[edit] People

• Bishop of Rome, the bishop of the Holy See and more commonly referred to as the Pope
• Cardinal Vicar of Rome, the cardinal who takes the responsibility of the bishopric of Rome
• Harold Jacob Rome (1908-1993), an American (U.S.) composer
• Jim Rome (born 1964), an American (U.S.) sports radio talk show host
• Molly Rome, an American (U.S.) adult film actress
• Richie Rome, an American (U.S.) conductor and producer
• Rome (musician), an American (U.S.) R&B artist
• Sydne Rome (born 1951), an American (U.S.) actress

[edit] Music

• Rome (band), an apocalyptic folk / martial pop band

[edit] See also

• Rome Township
• New Rome
• Rûm
• Rom
• Roman Empire (disambiguation)
• Roma