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Maxentius was a Roman Emperor in the 4th century. He defended Rome until he lost to Constantine in the Battle of the Milvian Bridge
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The ancient Roman emperor Augustus dedicated the Theater of Marcellus.
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The eastern and western parts of the Roman Empire were two parts of a sole Roman Empire and never attacked each other. They did not attack each other because they were part of the same empire. In fact there ware alternations of periods with co-emperors (with one in charge of the east and one in charge of the west) and periods with a sole emperor for the whole of the empire.
In 307 Galerius, the senior emperor in the eastern part, attacked Maxentius, a usurper emperor in Italy. However, this was not an attack of the east on the west. It was an attempt to deal with usurpation. Finding himself in a vulnerable position, Galerius did not engage Maxentius, withdrew from Italy and proclaimed Licinius as senior emperor in the west and Constantine as junior emperor in the west. Maxentius was eventually defeated by Constantine, who, after winning a civil war against Licinius (who had become senior emperor of the eastern part of the empire after the defeat of Maxentius) became the sole emperor of the whole Roman Empire.
Theodosius I attacked Magnus Maximus a usurper emperor who took over the provinces of the western part of the Roman Empire except for Italy. Theodosius won. After this the emperor of the western part of the empire, Valentinian II, was found hanging in his room and there was another usurper emperor, Eugenius. Theodosius defeated him and became the sole emperor of the whole of the Roman Empire.
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Justinian I was the emperor from 527 to 565, which would make him emperor in the years 532 to 537.
Justinian I was the emperor from 527 to 565, which would make him emperor in the years 532 to 537.
Justinian I was the emperor from 527 to 565, which would make him emperor in the years 532 to 537.
Justinian I was the emperor from 527 to 565, which would make him emperor in the years 532 to 537.
Justinian I was the emperor from 527 to 565, which would make him emperor in the years 532 to 537.
Justinian I was the emperor from 527 to 565, which would make him emperor in the years 532 to 537.
Justinian I was the emperor from 527 to 565, which would make him emperor in the years 532 to 537.
Justinian I was the emperor from 527 to 565, which would make him emperor in the years 532 to 537.
Justinian I was the emperor from 527 to 565, which would make him emperor in the years 532 to 537.
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The first ancient emperor that was first faced by the Jewish revolt in Judea was one Emperor Augustus.
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The first ancient Roman emperor that first faced a major Jewish revolt in Judea was Nero.
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The Roman Emperor Nero was raised in the Roman pagan religion, but he eventually turned against it and persecuted Christians in the Roman Empire.
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A barracks emperor is a historical term for an Ancient Roman emperor who seized power by virtue of the command of his army.
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The last emperors who undertook major construction projects in the Roman Forum were Maxentius and Constantine. Maxentius begun to build the Basilica of Maxentius in 308 and Constantine completed it in 312.
The emperor Trajan, who was around much earlier (he reigned 98-117), did not undertake any major construction projects in the Roman Forum. He built a new forum, the Forum of Trajan.
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According to legend, the ancient Olympic Games were founded by Heracles (the Roman Hercules)
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The ancient Roman emperor Hadrian was the first emperor to wear a beard. The beard was a reflection of his interest in Hellenistic culture. Hadrian was the fourteenth Roman empereor and ruled from 177 AD to 138 AD CE.
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Justinian was a Roman emperor and his empire was the Roman empire.
Justinian was a Roman emperor and his empire was the Roman empire.
Justinian was a Roman emperor and his empire was the Roman empire.
Justinian was a Roman emperor and his empire was the Roman empire.
Justinian was a Roman emperor and his empire was the Roman empire.
Justinian was a Roman emperor and his empire was the Roman empire.
Justinian was a Roman emperor and his empire was the Roman empire.
Justinian was a Roman emperor and his empire was the Roman empire.
Justinian was a Roman emperor and his empire was the Roman empire.
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Charlemagne was not crowned emperor of the Romans. He was crowned as the Holy Roman Emperor, which had nothing to do with ancient Rome. The so-called Holy Roman Empire was a Germanic kingdom of the Middle Ages.
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Diocletian was the emperor who divided the Roman empire.
Diocletian was the emperor who divided the Roman empire.
Diocletian was the emperor who divided the Roman empire.
Diocletian was the emperor who divided the Roman empire.
Diocletian was the emperor who divided the Roman empire.
Diocletian was the emperor who divided the Roman empire.
Diocletian was the emperor who divided the Roman empire.
Diocletian was the emperor who divided the Roman empire.
Diocletian was the emperor who divided the Roman empire.
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The Roman Emperor Constantine finished building the Basilica Nova. He placed a huge statue of himself in the basilica.
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The last Roman emperor in the west was overthrown in 476 and the last Roman emperor of the east, in 1453.
The last Roman emperor in the west was overthrown in 476 and the last Roman emperor of the east, in 1453.
The last Roman emperor in the west was overthrown in 476 and the last Roman emperor of the east, in 1453.
The last Roman emperor in the west was overthrown in 476 and the last Roman emperor of the east, in 1453.
The last Roman emperor in the west was overthrown in 476 and the last Roman emperor of the east, in 1453.
The last Roman emperor in the west was overthrown in 476 and the last Roman emperor of the east, in 1453.
The last Roman emperor in the west was overthrown in 476 and the last Roman emperor of the east, in 1453.
The last Roman emperor in the west was overthrown in 476 and the last Roman emperor of the east, in 1453.
The last Roman emperor in the west was overthrown in 476 and the last Roman emperor of the east, in 1453.
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Shared power between senate and emperor.
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Emperor Nero was the worst roman emperor ever known in the roman empire.
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The ancient Roman Emperor Vespasian said it on his deathbed
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October 28, 312
Constantine marches on Rome and meets Maxentius at the Battle of Milvian Bridge. Maxentius is slain, and Constantine emerges as the sole ruler in the West. Constantine erects a triumphal arch in Rome, crediting the “inspiration of the Divinity” for his victory.
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The other great achievemnt of Constsantine I (or the Great) was his victories in two civil wars. The first was against Maxentius, a usurper emperor in Rome. This made him senior emperor of the western part of the Roman Empire. The second one was against his co-emperor, Licinius, the senior emperor of the eastern part of the empire. This made him the sole emperor of the whole empire
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The notable rule of the ancient Roman emperor Constantine began in 307 AD/CE and lasted until 337 AD/CE.
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Tiberius ruled the Roman empire from 14 AD/CE to 37 AD/CE
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he age of a Roman emperor depended on how old he was when he was proclaimed emperor
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Odoacer forced the last Roman emperor of the west to abdicate.
Odoacer forced the last Roman emperor of the west to abdicate.
Odoacer forced the last Roman emperor of the west to abdicate.
Odoacer forced the last Roman emperor of the west to abdicate.
Odoacer forced the last Roman emperor of the west to abdicate.
Odoacer forced the last Roman emperor of the west to abdicate.
Odoacer forced the last Roman emperor of the west to abdicate.
Odoacer forced the last Roman emperor of the west to abdicate.
Odoacer forced the last Roman emperor of the west to abdicate.
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The last Roman emperor in the west was overthrown in 476 and the last Roman emperor of the east, in 1453.
The last Roman emperor in the west was overthrown in 476 and the last Roman emperor of the east, in 1453.
The last Roman emperor in the west was overthrown in 476 and the last Roman emperor of the east, in 1453.
The last Roman emperor in the west was overthrown in 476 and the last Roman emperor of the east, in 1453.
The last Roman emperor in the west was overthrown in 476 and the last Roman emperor of the east, in 1453.
The last Roman emperor in the west was overthrown in 476 and the last Roman emperor of the east, in 1453.
The last Roman emperor in the west was overthrown in 476 and the last Roman emperor of the east, in 1453.
The last Roman emperor in the west was overthrown in 476 and the last Roman emperor of the east, in 1453.
The last Roman emperor in the west was overthrown in 476 and the last Roman emperor of the east, in 1453.
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The ancient Romans eventually became Christians under Emperor Constantine
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Constantine the Great stabilised the Roman Empire by winning two civil wars (one against Maxentius, a usurper emperor in Italy, and one against his co-emperor, Licinius) and becoming sole emperor. The emperor Diocletian had set up the tetrarchy (rule by four) whereby the Roman Empire was ruled by two senior emperors (Augusti, plural of Augustus) and two junior emperors (Caesars), with each one of the four emperors in charge of a part of the empire. When Diocletian and the other senior emperor (Maximian) abdicated there were power struggles in the empire. When Constantius Chlorus (Constantine's father) who had been a Caesar and then became an Augustus, died a year later Constantine wanted the become the Augustus of the western part of the Roman Empire. However, he was appointed as only a Caesar. Meanwhile, Maxentius usurped the imperial title in Italy and made himself emperor of Italy and Africa. Constantine, in his bid to become an Augustus, organised political support in the area of the empire he controlled (Britain and Gaul) and then fought against Maxentius and defeated him. With this he became the emperor of the western part of the empire, while Licinius was the emperor of the eastern part. Constantine and Licinius then fought each other. Constantine won this civil war, too, and became the sole emperor of the whole empire. Having a sole emperor brought the civil wars to an end and stabilised the empire.
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If you mean Trajan, he was a Roman emperor and he ruled in Rome.
If you mean Trajan, he was a Roman emperor and he ruled in Rome.
If you mean Trajan, he was a Roman emperor and he ruled in Rome.
If you mean Trajan, he was a Roman emperor and he ruled in Rome.
If you mean Trajan, he was a Roman emperor and he ruled in Rome.
If you mean Trajan, he was a Roman emperor and he ruled in Rome.
If you mean Trajan, he was a Roman emperor and he ruled in Rome.
If you mean Trajan, he was a Roman emperor and he ruled in Rome.
If you mean Trajan, he was a Roman emperor and he ruled in Rome.
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Marcus Aurelius was a Roman emperor. He ruled the empire for a living.
Marcus Aurelius was a Roman emperor. He ruled the empire for a living.
Marcus Aurelius was a Roman emperor. He ruled the empire for a living.
Marcus Aurelius was a Roman emperor. He ruled the empire for a living.
Marcus Aurelius was a Roman emperor. He ruled the empire for a living.
Marcus Aurelius was a Roman emperor. He ruled the empire for a living.
Marcus Aurelius was a Roman emperor. He ruled the empire for a living.
Marcus Aurelius was a Roman emperor. He ruled the empire for a living.
Marcus Aurelius was a Roman emperor. He ruled the empire for a living.
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There was no ancient Roman flag.
There was no ancient Roman flag.
There was no ancient Roman flag.
There was no ancient Roman flag.
There was no ancient Roman flag.
There was no ancient Roman flag.
There was no ancient Roman flag.
There was no ancient Roman flag.
There was no ancient Roman flag.
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Cupid is the god of love in ancient Roman Mythology. The Roman gods were worshiped until around 300 AD, when the Roman Emperor Constantine converted to Christianity.
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He was given the title of Holy Roman Emperor.
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If you mean the Roman emperor when Boucdicca fought, it was Nero.
If you mean the Roman emperor when Boucdicca fought, it was Nero.
If you mean the Roman emperor when Boucdicca fought, it was Nero.
If you mean the Roman emperor when Boucdicca fought, it was Nero.
If you mean the Roman emperor when Boucdicca fought, it was Nero.
If you mean the Roman emperor when Boucdicca fought, it was Nero.
If you mean the Roman emperor when Boucdicca fought, it was Nero.
If you mean the Roman emperor when Boucdicca fought, it was Nero.
If you mean the Roman emperor when Boucdicca fought, it was Nero.
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By the time of Roman Emperor Claudius, Rome's population had been ever increasing. Claudius completed two aqueducts that the Emperor Caligula had begun before his untimely assassination.These were the aqueducts of Claudia and Novus.
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There was no Roman emperor during the war with Carthage. At that time the Roman government was the republic.
There was no Roman emperor during the war with Carthage. At that time the Roman government was the republic.
There was no Roman emperor during the war with Carthage. At that time the Roman government was the republic.
There was no Roman emperor during the war with Carthage. At that time the Roman government was the republic.
There was no Roman emperor during the war with Carthage. At that time the Roman government was the republic.
There was no Roman emperor during the war with Carthage. At that time the Roman government was the republic.
There was no Roman emperor during the war with Carthage. At that time the Roman government was the republic.
There was no Roman emperor during the war with Carthage. At that time the Roman government was the republic.
There was no Roman emperor during the war with Carthage. At that time the Roman government was the republic.
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Constantine defeated Maxentius, an usurper emperor in Rome, who took charge of Italy. However, this did not make him the sole emperor. He became co-emperor with Licinius, the emperor of the west. Therefore, it was when he defeated the emperor of the east (Licinius) in his second civil war that Constantine became the sole emperor.
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Nero was the Roman emperor in 57 AD.
Nero was the Roman emperor in 57 AD.
Nero was the Roman emperor in 57 AD.
Nero was the Roman emperor in 57 AD.
Nero was the Roman emperor in 57 AD.
Nero was the Roman emperor in 57 AD.
Nero was the Roman emperor in 57 AD.
Nero was the Roman emperor in 57 AD.
Nero was the Roman emperor in 57 AD.
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The Roman emperor in 79 Ad was Vespasian.
In 79 AD CE the Roman emperor was Vespasian.
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Many historians cite the conquer of Britain as the most important accomplishment of the ancient emperor known as Claudius. The process began in AD 43.
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In 55 AD Nero was the Roman emperor. In 40 AD, Caligula was the Roman emperor.
In 55 AD Nero was the Roman emperor. In 40 AD, Caligula was the Roman emperor.
In 55 AD Nero was the Roman emperor. In 40 AD, Caligula was the Roman emperor.
In 55 AD Nero was the Roman emperor. In 40 AD, Caligula was the Roman emperor.
In 55 AD Nero was the Roman emperor. In 40 AD, Caligula was the Roman emperor.
In 55 AD Nero was the Roman emperor. In 40 AD, Caligula was the Roman emperor.
In 55 AD Nero was the Roman emperor. In 40 AD, Caligula was the Roman emperor.
In 55 AD Nero was the Roman emperor. In 40 AD, Caligula was the Roman emperor.
In 55 AD Nero was the Roman emperor. In 40 AD, Caligula was the Roman emperor.
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Well I actually know the answer to this question because I know two slaves that were around under his reign. Yes their dead now, kind of, but you just gotta trust me. He wasn't gay exactly. But he defiantly was bi-sexual. Also he was into bestiality, animals / animal skins. He was also into incest, doing many things to his mother.
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The Roman emperor who was in power at the time of the disaster in Pompeii was Titus.
The Roman emperor who was in power at the time of the disaster in Pompeii was Titus.
The Roman emperor who was in power at the time of the disaster in Pompeii was Titus.
The Roman emperor who was in power at the time of the disaster in Pompeii was Titus.
The Roman emperor who was in power at the time of the disaster in Pompeii was Titus.
The Roman emperor who was in power at the time of the disaster in Pompeii was Titus.
The Roman emperor who was in power at the time of the disaster in Pompeii was Titus.
The Roman emperor who was in power at the time of the disaster in Pompeii was Titus.
The Roman emperor who was in power at the time of the disaster in Pompeii was Titus.
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the original founder was roman emperor Theodosius
and another was an ancient Greek god Zeus
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