the time of the roman empire begain in augustus.
the time of the roman empire begain in augustus.
when did the time of the roman empire begin?
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the roman empire (, ; koine greek: , tr. ) was the post-republican period of ancient rome, consisting of large territorial holdings around the mediterranean sea in europe, north africa and west asia ruled by emperors. from the accession of caesar augustus to the military anarchy of the third century, it was a principate with italy as metropole of the provinces and its city of rome as sole capital (27 bc – 286 ad). the roman empire was then ruled by multiple emperors and divided in a western roman empire, based in milan and later ravenna, and an eastern roman empire, based in nicomedia and later constantinople. rome remained the nominal capital of both parts until 476 ad, when it sent the imperial insignia to constantinople (byzantium in ancient greek) following the capture of ravenna by the barbarians of odoacer and the subsequent deposition of romulus augustus. the fall of the western roman empire to germanic kings, along with the hellenization of the eastern roman empire into the byzantine empire, is conventionally used to mark the end of ancient rome and the beginning of the middle ages.
roman empire
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ubbo emmius (5 december 1547 – 9 december 1625) was a german historian and geographer.









































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ubbo emmius was born on 5 december 1547 in greetsiel, east frisia. from the ages of 9 to 18 emmius studied in a latin school, before having to leave on the death of his father, a lutheran preacher. after studying at rostock, at the age of 30, emmius took classes in geneva with theodorus beza, a calvinist who influenced emmius greatly.









































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