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The Rome Project

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Decadence, Rome and Romania, and the Emperors Who Weren't

Decadence, Rome, and Romania share a complex and intertwined history that has shaped the course of civilizations. The concept of decadence often evokes images of luxurious excess and moral decline, both of which have been associated with the fall of empires throughout history. The Roman Empire, known for its grandeur and power, eventually succumbe...

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Julius Caesar Roman Emperors

Julius Caesar may not be technically referred to as the first "Emperor" of Rome, but he began a dynasty that would rule the Roman Empire for a hundred years. In 44 B.C. the Senate bestowed upon him the title of "Imperator" which is where the word "emperor" originates. Though he was acting as dictator, he would not allow himself to be referred to ...

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Hadrian's Wall World Heritage Site

This site has everything you need to know about planning a trip to Hadrian's Wall....

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The Throne of the Caesars: Trajan

Emperor A.D 98 - 117. Trajan was governor of Upper Germany when he was adopted by the emperor Nerva and made heir to the throne. He became emperor when Nerva died in A.D. 98. Trajan was a professional soldier who had worked his way up through the ranks. He had served honorably with Domitian as a general in his German campaigns. While Nerva was not ...

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Anecdotes & Stories

Anecdotes as Historical Evidence for the Principate. By Richard Saller....

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