The individual kings of the Romans are as follows:
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Aeneias became king of the Latins, in the fourth year after the capture of Troy - for 3 years
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Ascanius - for 38 years
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Silvius, the son of Aeneias - for 28 years
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Aeneias Silvius - for 31 years
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Latinus Silvius - for 50 years
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Alba Silvius - for 39 years
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Epitus Silvius - for 26 years
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Capis Silvius - for 28 years
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Calpetus Silvas - for 13 years
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Tiberius Silvius - for 8 years
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Agrippa Silvius - for 35 years
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[Arramulius Silvius - for 19 years]
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[Aventius - for 37 years]
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(291) Procas Silvius - for 23 years
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Amulius Silvius - for 42 years
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Romulus founded Rome, and became its king in the seventh Olympiad [752-749 B.C.].
From Aeneias up until Romulus, there were (?) 427 years.
From the capture of Troy [up until Romulus], there were 431 years.
