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    Dr. Ng, It was about money and provided benefits to the army. If the army got the money and benefits from the emperors, there were no conflicts and arguments between the emperors and the army. If the emperors did not use to provide money and benefits to the army, the army got angry and even used to threaten the emperors. Therefore, some emperors were able to control the army as long as they provided money and every kind of benefits to the army. Threating the emperors and revolting against them…

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    left the Empire to his sons, who were very young. Then, the wife of Constantine X got married Romanus Diogenes, who was an important person in Cappadocia, and he declared himself as an emperor in 1068. During the same year, Romanus Diogenes sent an expedition against the Seljuk’s because the Seljuk’s had taken the city of Ani. During Romanus Diogenes’ reconnaissance, his army could not find the Turks, and then he decided to take a Byzantine fortress in Manzikert to exchange of Hierapolis with…

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    Why The Roman Empire Fell

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    Rome was one of the largest and most powerful empires to exist in the world. It lasted from 27 BC - 476 AD, but what caused its fall in 476? I believe the largest reasons Rome fell was because of invasion of barbarians, lack of military funding, assassination, and weak emperors. One of the most critical reasons the Roman empire fell was because of the invasions of barbarians, like the Goths, Vandals, and the Huns. As the Goths were fleeing from the Huns, they were forced to enter Roman…

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    The presence of Pseudo-Neros in the years and decades after the actual Nero’s death is a puzzling matter. At least three men (though Tacitus suggests there were much more) claimed to be the late emperor, then proceeded to gain support from plebians, military officials, and foreign empires. All of them were reasonably competent leaders, but the primary reason for their albeit limited success was their supposed name. This paper hopes to discover how and why more than one man threatened Rome by…

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    Domitian Palace Essay

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    found in the city of Rome is Domitian’s Palace.The place lies south west of Nero’s Palace, Domus Aurea, and west of the river Tiber. Emperor Titus Flavius Domitian ruled from 81 C.E. to 96 C.E. (MacDonald). His father was Titus Flavius Caesar Vespasianus Augustus, he was also greatly interested in architecture though was more interested in military. After years of living in Nero’s Palace, Domitian built a new one and let Domus Aurea be open to the public. Domitian’s Palace became the permanent…

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    Empire Vs Cyrus

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    The Ancient Roman Poet, Virgil, once wrote, “They can conquer who believe they can.” King Cyrus the Great of the Persian Empire and Emperor Caesar Augustus of the Roman Empire are leaders whose conviction in their rights to power establish unwavering support from the people they lead. King Cyrus holds the throne of an expansive Persian Empire. In 539, claiming to be under the divine right the Babylonian God Marduk, he peacefully conquers Babylon and drives out Nabonidus, the last neo-Babylonian…

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    Essay On Han Dynasty

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    Two thousand years ago, the world was ruled by Rome. The Empire spread from England to Africa and from Syria to Spain, about 25 percent of the population of the world was under Roman law. The Roman Empire was founded on on Roman law and classical learning. The Han Dynasty was founded as a bureaucracy and confucian beliefs. The Han Dynasty was the second imperial dynasty of China, it was preceded by the Qin dynasty. The Han period is considered a golden age in Chinese history and it spanned over…

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    consisting of baths, chariot racing, and gladiator battles. One of the things the Romans are known for was their iconic structure including the Coliseum, Pantheon, Forum, and the Circus Maximus. 147 emperors ruled over Rome but some are the greatest are Augustus, Trajan, Marcus Aurelius, and Tiberius. The Romans had a very successful army that dominated over its time of existence. They had many great achievements that helped the world become what it is today. The fall of the Romans was caused by…

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    Through out the course of time woman have been said to be weak minded when is comes to ruling, because they are ruled by their emotions and most of all passion and love. Woman have been said to be the source to many of our problems During the reading of The lliad, The Odyssey, and The Aeneid the woman that have "caused the problems" were being told to do so by gods and goddesses. For Example in the lliad Helen was the "problem woman" in this story, however she never left Troy because…

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    Rick Riordan relies on Bibliotheca for his characters and plot. In three books, it provides a grand summary of traditional Greek mythology and heroic legends.[11] Listed are the major characters in the series. Percy Jackson: age 12–16, demigod son of Poseidon; he is the protagonist of the series. Grover Underwood: age 28–32, equivalent to 14–16 in human development, Satyr, best friend of Percy. Annabeth Chase: age 12–16, demigod daughter of Athena, strong friend, and later, the girlfriend…

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