Puzzle #3: Happy Birthday to Rome!

 Per Roman legend, Rome was founded on April 21, 753 BCE. This is almost certainly not when it was actually founded, but let's celebrate with a puzzle anyways! As always, this is available as both a .puz/AmuseLabs and a .pdf. I would probably advise you to solve it as the AmuseLabs below, however, because some of the longer clues aren't formatted all that well in the .pdf


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  1. EduardoApril 21, 2021 at 7:52 AM

    Hi Benjamin,
    Congrats on the cool puzzles published so far.

    I maintain the Redstone's "Crossword Puzzle Free" app for mobile platforms (iOS/Android), and I currently work w/ Ross Trudeau, Brendan Emmett Quigley, Paolo Pasco, Fred Piscop, Andrew Ries, Matthew Stock, David Alfred Bywaters, Will Nediger and many others. I’d be happy to feature some of your puzzles (you'll retain the rights to your puzzles) in my app and pay for them. Please let me know if you’re interested, and I can provide more information about the puzzles.

    Thanks
    Eduardo (eduardo@educoelho.com)

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