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Found the thousand-year-old coffin of the Roman emperor's bodyguard
The stone sarcophagus contains the intact remains of a bodyguard who once protected the Roman emperor Diocletian and many burial items.
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Gold coin engraved with the portrait of the murdered Roman emperor
The 1,700-year-old 5.6-gram gold coin features the emperor Volusianus and Libertas on both sides.
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What helped Ceasar to become the most powerful dictator in Rome?
Historians have recently made a comment about the motive of the Roman dictator Gaius Julius Caesar's pursuit of all power.
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Mysterious beautiful face engraved on a 2,000-year-old sapphire ring of the Roman emperor
The woman engraved on the ring is so beautiful that she was once forced to march naked in front of people.
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One of the dreaded rules of the Roman emperor: Taxing urine
In ancient times, Roman emperors issued many regulations and collected dozens of different taxes. Under Emperor Nero and Vespasian, the Romans had to pay taxes ... urine.
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The reason the Roman emperors were assassinated
For more than 500 years the Roman Empire existed, about 20% of the 82 emperors were assassinated while in power.
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The Roman Emperor and the preferences
For many, the ancient Roman emperor was very knowledgeable, fair and trustworthy. But many consider the leaders of this ancient Roman empire a symbol of cruelty, and man…
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The Roman emperor and the hobbies' room
In ancient Roman society, falling in love with men and women is normal and popular, especially in the upper class.
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Little secret about food bearing the most famous Roman emperor
Caesar salad is one of the most famous dishes of European cuisine. But containing behind this dish is the secret not everyone knows.
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10 first landmarks in human history
The first strike, the first US president died at the office ... were the first landmarks in human history.
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The king built a great empire and ended 23 stabbing
Julius Caesar is a talented politician who offers a series of reform rules, laying an important foundation for the transition of the Roman Republic to the new political…
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2,000-year-old summer castle of the Roman emperor
The nearly 2,000-year-old summer castle of the Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius left many traces on the mountains of Turkey.
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Rare gold coin engraved with Roman emperor
American archaeologists found a gold coin engraved with a Roman emperor beneath the ruins of a noble mansion in Jerusalem.
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Villas more than 1,500 years old may belong to the Roman emperor
The largest Roman villa complex in the UK, after more than 1,500 years, was found on a farmhouse after workers discovered mosaic tiles preserved well.