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here are the dolls

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that we inherited from the Romans, but the

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country whose country speaks Romance

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languages, the

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descendants of Latin, today is half the world for the

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ancient Romans, in general, the entire

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civilized world fit within the borders of their

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state, the Roman world of Max Roman became the

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first example of globalization, how did it

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happen, let's take a walk to the 12th

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century Roman stories with our

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own Virgil, and by the way, we

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also have these numbers from the Romans

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[music]

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what is Rome, a

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city on seven hills, the capital of Italy, but

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this is now from 2000 years ago, here it is Rome

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and another thousand, here is a tiny village of the

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Latin tribe near the Tiber River, how could he

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to conquer the whole world,

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first of all, he was lucky with the neighbors of the

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north, the Turks, they are also the Etruscans, a

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mysterious language on the road that has not been fully

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deciphered from the south, the Greeks, their colonies,

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this part of Italy was then called Great

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Greece, they all actively traded with each

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other at the intersection of trade routes, and

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Rome itself appeared it began as an open

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city of refuge for outcasts, killers, runaway

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slaves of all kinds, migrants, Rome

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provided unique opportunities

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to become full-fledged citizens, this

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will allow it to become the largest

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metropolis of antiquity, the Romans themselves

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considered themselves descendants of refugees from the

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Middle East fleeing the

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consequences of the Trojan War, Romulus and Remus

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were great-great- great-grandson of the Trojan

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hero AD.

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hunched over by an Italian she-wolf, the brothers

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quarreled over the site of the future capital of

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the world; Romulus killed Remus; gave the city his name; became

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its first king; according to legend, there

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were seven kings;

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each ruled fantastically; he gave the

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people something pleasant;

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Much later, the

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Romans became famous as a species of kim ast, and

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perhaps even gladiator fights;

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they even borrowed the

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Latin alphabet from the Etruscans

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as a Russian invention; they

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adapted

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Greek letters for themselves; it is not surprising that the

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last legendary kings were

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Etruscans; it was from them that Rome, which retained the

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patriarchal simplicity of morals,

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borrowed military and state

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organization 500 in the ninth year the city

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was shaken by a sex scandal the

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son of the proud king Tarquin abused the

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virtuous girl Lucretia

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Tarquin and was expelled he became the last

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king of Rome the Romans decided to no longer

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allow the concentration of power in one

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hand from 509 instead of the monarch they began to

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elect two consuls

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strictly for one year the consuls

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were controlled above it consisted of 300

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bucks Latin address from here patricians these

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were representatives of the most ancient local

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families those who were not lucky enough to be

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born into the right families joined the

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plebeian class, even if they were rich

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like patricians, they still did not have the right to

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hold public office in the

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struggle for these rights that lasted for two

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hundred years and the republic will take shape

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literally the common cause of the plebeians

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formed the basis of the army and in order to achieve

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their goal they threatened the fragile from the state and

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migration to the neighboring hill, each time the

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frightened patricians made concessions,

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for example, they introduced a special post of

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representatives for the rights of the plebeians of

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the people's tribunes with the right of veto,

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they could cancel any decision of the

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consuls was one of the main results of

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the battles the publication of the first written laws before

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this law was oral and the patricians

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interpreted it as they wanted by the

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year two hundred eighty-seven

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ebay achieved lunar equality in rights

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with the matrix it was the unity of Rome that

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was expressed in the formula

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senate spa bullet squire manus senate and

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people Roman, which is still

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decorated, even the sewer hatches

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[applause]

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[music]

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in 390,

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the history of Rome could have ended, the city was

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unexpectedly captured, the guard

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dogs did not sense danger, and for this they will

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then be crucified every year on

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crosses and the last defenders of the fortress

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on the capitols were awakened by geese, which saved

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Rome from complete destruction, the shocked

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Romans ruled military reform, the Roman

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legion was divided into maniples,

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which made it more mobile in battle, the

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Roman army spent the next hundred years in constant

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wars and united all of Italy

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instead of simply investing the

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defeated in the building, the Romans concluded with

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with them allied treaties alloy

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other allies will become an

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inexhaustible source of conscripts for Rome,

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it is thanks to this that the

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Roman legions will put up in battle the most

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effective army of that time, who

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recently conquered all of Asia with the Macedonian

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phalanx under the leadership of the pen of a

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relative of Alexander the Great himself, the

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most expensive and stellar

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military leader of his time was hired to

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protect against the Romans Greek city torrent

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the last center of resistance to Roman

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expansion in Italy having conquered the torrent and

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reaching Sicily, Ren will face the

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interests of a much more dangerous rival of the owner of the

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Mediterranean Sea, Carthage, the Romans

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called the Phoenicians from Carthage Huns,

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hence the Punic Wars, which stretched over the

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next hundred-plus years in the

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year one hundred and forty-nine Rome captured

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most of the territory of Pune Cypher of their

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allies, but after each defeat,

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the merchant Carthage quickly

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recovered. Senator Cato the Elder

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began to end every speech with the same

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chord in Carthage must be destroyed, so they

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made brushwood, wiped it off the face of the

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earth, enslaved the entire population

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and sprinkled salt on the earth. giving an

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eternal curse in the same one hundred and forty-sixth

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year, the Romans razed to the ground another

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city Corinth Greece Macedonia

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turned into Roman provinces Rome

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will appropriate the colossal wealth of the

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collapsing power of Alexander

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the Great but the patriarchal simple

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Torim will fall before the refined Greek

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culture Greek will actually become the

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second language of the Roman state know

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urgently sit down to learn new words

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hexameter history rhetoric the most

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famous orator of Rome Cicero will take the

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Greek speech de mas fina as a model,

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however, only the Romans themselves still have full rights in this vast

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territory,

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even the inhabitants of the rest of

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Italy, who make up the majority in the army, do

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not have citizenship rights they will demand

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equality will declare war and achieve the right to

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participate in government

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this will change everything if ancient Greece

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remained a collection of warring cities of the

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poles Tarim will gradually extend

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citizenship rights to the vanquished we will

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lay the foundation of

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an empire by conquering half the world and Rome became a

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victim of globalization cheap grain and the

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influx of free slave power from the new

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territories, the small peasants were ruined, the

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majority of the population of the republic

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they poured into the city and joined the class of

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proletarians, those who had nothing to lose except their

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own offspring, at the same time the

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rich became hundreds of times richer,

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they bought up all the lands of the ruined peasants on the cheap, the

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formerly united

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Senate and the Roman people were divided into two

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warring camps to reconcile them the

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people's tribunes will try, the brothers,

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the players, they will propose to collect the

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surplus public lands from the rich and transfer them to the

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ruined peasants, and also begin

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free distribution of bread to the poor,

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dissatisfied senators will decide to forcefully suppress the

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Gracchi movement, they will kill the brothers and

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several thousand of their supporters, Rome

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will plunge into civil wars, a

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social elevator for the proletarians

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will come up with the popular commander

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Gaius Marius, he will begin to take them into the army,

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promising land at the end of the service, so the legions

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will be personally loyal to their

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commander,

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they are to the Senate and the Roman people in the forty-

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ninth year, two outstanding commanders clashed for power,

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Gnaeus Pompeius annexed the cream of the eastern

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province, so for example, it became part of it.

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restless Judas, he also

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frequented the Mediterranean Sea from pirates,

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defeated the slave uprisings

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led by Spartacus and, not without

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reason, added the prefix to his name, the

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great Gaius Julius Caesar

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conquered Gaul now it would be called

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genocide, he massacred a million Gauls and

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converted the same number into slavery

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then he defeated where the Levites of the Germans and

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invaded Britain, according to the law, before

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returning to Rome, the commander had to

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disband the legions and receive in return a

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moment of glory, a triumphal entry into

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the capital, to succumb and citizens,

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Caesar would commit an unprecedented demarion, he would

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refuse to submit to the Senate and, having crossed

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the border and either the

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Rubicon River, direct his legions to

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Rome

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in a few years he will defeat both Pompey and

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his other rivals; for this, the

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Roman legions will fight with the Roman

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legions, casually annex

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new territories to Rome and place

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Queen Cleopatra on the Egyptian throne; for one, have an

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office romance with her

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after a romantic cruise on the Nile, she

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will give birth to Caesarion, that is, little

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Caesar returning, Caesar adds the

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prefix emperor to his name, that is, a

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victorious commander, and collects in his

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hands all the political positions of the consul of the

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people's tribune of the dictator,

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rumors spread that Caesar wants to proclaim himself

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king in the Senate, a

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conspiracy

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of Caesar is brewing, they are stabbed to death as the main heir of

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his fortune, completely unexpectedly

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for everyone, Caesar announced his grandchildren his nephew Guy

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Octavia will immediately join the struggle for power

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in the thirty-first year he will defeat the

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last competitor of the commander Mark

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Antony with whom Cleopatra has already managed to start a

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new romance lovers

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commit suicide

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the only owner of the vast

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territory will remain Octavian

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[music]

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Caesar I try for power for four years

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Octavian took the title Augustus, that is,

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sacred or great, remained at the head of the

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state for endless 43 did not abolish the formal republic, he

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simply concentrated in his hands all

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possible positions that gave him

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almost absolute power, but he

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pointedly modestly called himself the principle of the

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first senator and let

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skirmishes with barbarians continue on the borders, but

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inside pax romana begins a period of peace and

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stability of 200 years in the empire, an

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economic boom, free bread

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is received by 200 thousand people by order of

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August in the center of the capital there is a degenerate

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open 500-meter pool in which

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3000 gladiators stage battles on

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real sea ships time a

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construction riot is growing areas of concrete

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high-rise buildings in August it is necessary to introduce high-rise

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regulations and limit the growth of skyscrapers to

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six floors,

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the townspeople are still not happy, they complain

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about traffic jams,

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pollution from the Tiber and high rents

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was the

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golden age of poetry, the Minister of

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Culture of August, a philanthropist, they allocate grants

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for the glorification of state

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values, build temples in honor of August

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and even name it the name of the month is

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how the cult of the Roman

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emperors develops; they will be revered on a par with

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Mars and Jupiter

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[music]

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after August, power for the first time begins

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to be inherited by

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the Senate; the opposition left us vivid

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portraits of the first emperors;

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suspicious Tiberius carried out terror

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under the guise of the lese

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majeste law; it was possible to convict under it for

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anything was worth it just not enough

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to praise the authorities or pay in a

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brothel with coins with the image of the emperor, and in

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distant Judea

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they crucified a preacher who refused to

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honor the emperor as a god

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Caligula wanted to make a braid for his

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horse, a

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scientist and gastroenteritis Claudius was

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too passionate about the mountains and the reform of

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the alphabet to follow the intrigues at

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court, as a result of 1, his wife Messalina

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competed in brothels with priestesses of love

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and the other Agrippina

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poisoned Claudius with his favorite mushrooms in order to

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enthronement his son from

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another marriage,

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Nero, who considered himself a born

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actor, they were the emperor, Nero would kill his

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own mother, then the apostles Peter and

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Paul,

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then the trine seemed to come up so that

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during a fire, read poems about the destruction of

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Troy,

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arson, blame the first Christians, they were

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then treated as a dangerous Jewish

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sect, and the first mass persecution would take place,

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and finally commit suicide,

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we learn most of the details about this era from the historian and senator Tacitus, who

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observed the degradation of

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republican institutions indeed, the

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popular assembly abolished the fate of the

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empire, now it was decided not so much by the Senate

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as by Arian pride, and the guard of

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the emperor’s personal guard was created back in August,

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they strangled them with a pillow now and

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stabbed Caligula with a sword and appointed

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Claudius emperor for the sake of justice,

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at the same time the empire grew with new

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territories, the Roman legions conquered

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part of Britain and founded the city there

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landini mind of the province received a transparent

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tax collection system they the Roman nobility

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began en masse to enter the Senate the

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founders of the next dynasty will be the

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grandson of a peasant from Italy Vespasian

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Slavik

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Flavius the historian rather liked of

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course a special type suppressing in

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Astana Gaudia left

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only a wailing wall from the Jerusalem temple and built

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another genocide, of course, by modern standards,

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not by Roman standards, but Vespasian

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had a good Roman disposition and imposed

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taxes on match collectors in public

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toilets, the destroyer of Jerusalem, Titus, and

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will even receive the title

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merciful after a magnificent triumph for

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the people, he will open collisions of titanium, they are called

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love and consolation of the human race, and

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after holidays and large-scale

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construction will empty the treasury

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visa and destroy pompa and stepfather half of

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italy tito deify the second century will

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go down in history as the era of good

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emperors trojan contemporaries considered

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the best emperor in the entire history of rome

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under him the city of a million people

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the empire reaches its maximum size

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new territories

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rome is connected by a network of paved roads this

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system still determines the

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transport map of Europe after the

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conquest of the Trojans, Adrian goes on

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the defensive and builds a powerful fortification in

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Britain, now

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the pantheon is being built, the world's first

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temple covered with a large dome, a real

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architectural sensation of its time,

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it will be dedicated to

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all the gods at once, and Adrian

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will count his own among them the beloved youth

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Putin and his image have reached us

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more than any of the belts the last

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good emperor the philosopher on the throne Marcus

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Aurelius will spend most of his reign

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on military campaigns in

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between battles he will write a manifesto of

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Stoic philosophy

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alone with himself

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[music]

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with his son Marcus Aurelius comme de

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pax romana ended the

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Roman peace to state affairs he

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preferred glory to the gladiator as

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a result of a conspiracy the emperor was strangled by his

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wrestling partner the

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slave Narcissus Orem plunged into chaos the

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next 100 years it was a series of random

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emperors proclaimed armies ascended to the

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throne in turn a

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freedman an adventurer who bought the

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throne at an auction a

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commander of African descent

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who will force the entire empire with statues of the

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former enemy of Hannibal, the

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Syrian vest of the sun, a former post,

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due to the popularity of his

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heroic physique in the year 212, the

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Emperor Caracalla on one half was

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African on the other, the Syrian granted

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Roman citizenship to almost all

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free inhabitants of the pens the idea that a

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Roman can be a Jew in both Africa and

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in general, in any corner of the empire, perhaps the

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main legacy of Rome, which we

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still use today, by the middle of the century,

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Karim is already in such a crisis

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that entire provinces begin to break away from it,

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for example, they proclaim their

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own empire, the

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son of a freedman will restore order, and

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Diocletian, having begun his career as a soldier,

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will end up as an absolute monarch an

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amazing example of social

00:17:44

mobility

00:17:45

Diocletian divided the empire into four

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parts with four rulers in 4

00:17:50

capitals closer to the borders Rome lost

00:17:54

its importance hay turned into a

00:17:56

city council the country was now ruled by an

00:17:59

army of officials

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personally subordinate to the emperor and so

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came the end of the ancient world which

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rested around the concept of a free community

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and citizen the emperor from a princeps 1

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senator turned into the house of a nous, that is, a

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master, this is how they addressed the owner,

00:18:17

slaves, a citizen, became a subject, warrior,

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soldiers, peasant, serf, in

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fact, quite an 20 years later, he

00:18:26

renounced imperial power and

00:18:28

went to his estate

00:18:29

to grow cabbage

00:18:35

after the departure of Diocletian and the co-ruler

00:18:37

will fight for power

00:18:38

will be given to the victors by Constantine, the future

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saint, equal to the apostles, Constantine the

00:18:43

Great,

00:18:44

before the decisive battle for Rome, he allegedly

00:18:47

saw the cross and the inscription hereby you will win and

00:18:50

after that Constantine equalizes the

00:18:52

rights of all religions after 300 years of

00:18:55

persecution,

00:18:56

Christians come out of the catacombs receive the

00:18:58

right to build churches

00:19:00

on a par with the temples of August Mars

00:19:02

Constantine will transfer that same cross from

00:19:05

Jerusalem to the new capital of the Roman

00:19:07

Empire in Constantinople

00:19:09

Theodosius will be the first to make Christianity the

00:19:11

official religion and begin to destroy

00:19:14

ancient temples he will also become the last

00:19:17

emperor of a still unified Roman Empire his

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sons will divide it into the western and

00:19:23

eastern parts the eastern part will live for another

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thousand years for us it known as Byzantium,

00:19:28

the Western ones will become a victim

00:19:31

of the great migration of peoples, founded by

00:19:34

immigrants, Rome will fall under the onslaught of a

00:19:36

new wave of refugees, ironically, the

00:19:38

last ruler of Rome will be called

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Rum

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in the center of modern Rome, a little

00:19:50

away from the Colosseum and the ruins of the Forum, there is

00:19:52

a mausoleum its owner was not an emperor

00:19:55

not a senator, but a simple baker by name

00:19:58

and in risk, he was born a slave to a family of

00:20:01

Greek migrants, Arren had already

00:20:03

captured Greece, the motor received freedom,

00:20:06

signed a contract with the capital for the

00:20:08

supply of bread and became so rich

00:20:10

that he was able to build such a monument for himself and his wife

00:20:15

and before Rome in some somewhere in ancient Egypt

00:20:17

and after the Middle Ages you died the one you

00:20:21

were born with

00:20:22

life career mark virgil arisaka this is

00:20:25

the answer to the question how Rome was able to create a

00:20:27

world power that lasted for more than

00:20:29

a thousand years

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