Roman Empire News and Articles The Roman Empire was one of the most powerful empires in world history, spanning over a thousand years and ruling over much of Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa. It was a society of great wealth and influence in art, architecture, and politics, and its legacy can be seen in many of the world's most famous cities. In the news, you can read about the latest archaeological discoveries and historical research related to the Roman Empire, as well as contemporary events that draw inspiration from the ancient world. Roman Empire Videos Explore the world of the Roman Empire in these informative and entertaining videos. You can find documentaries on the history of the empire, its art and architecture, and its legacy in modern culture. You can also watch interviews with archaeologists and historians as they discuss their recent research and discoveries.

Ancient Origins

21.10.2023

Papyrus Rolls Roling From Egypt To The Roman Empire | Ancient Origins

Plini the Elder graded papyrus, imported from Egypt, using the names of Emperors such as Charta Augusta begin the highest grade.

Ancient Origins

26.10.2023

Constantine's Death Threatened to Split the Roman Empire (Video) | Ancient Origins

The death of Constatine in 337 AD drove a crack through the heart of the Roman Empire. Over the next few centuries parts would fall to invaders but Constantinople rose.

Ancient Origins

28.10.2023

Third-Century Roman Empire: Revival From Chaos 270 – 285 BC | Ancient Origins

During the last 15 years of the Third Century Crisis of the Roman Empire, Emperors such as Aurelian, Tacitus and Diocletian led the Empire out of chaos.

Ancient Origins

09.11.2023

Diocletian’s Utopia: The Tetrarchy Of The Roman Empire (285 – 325 AD) | Ancient Origins

Emperor Diocletian’s Tetrarchy designed to reform the Roman Empire after the Third Century Crisis was short lived, and followed by the rise of Constantine the Great.

Ancient Origins

11.11.2023

Cursus Publicus: The Ingenious Postal System of the Roman Empire | Ancient Origins

The Roman postal and transportation system paved the way for efficient communication and connectivity in a vast empire.

The Skincare Saviour | Scottish/UK Skincare Blog

17.11.2023

Why Christians should think about the Roman Empire daily

This post is cross-posted from the Anxious Bench, where it ran on 11/15/2023. I remember the first time I read the New Testament book of Acts. It was the

The Historical Fiction Company

17.11.2023

A Most Controversial Scholar - an Editorial Review of "Jerome and His Women"

Book Blurb: The events in this book take place in Ancient Rome at the end of the fourth century, between the years 382 and 385 AD – a short, but critical, timespan in the history of Western civilisation. It was crunch time for the Roman Empire, long racked by internal riots and external threats, particularly from the Germanic tribes to the north. Christianity had developed from a splinter group of Judaism in Roman-occupied Jerusalem into a widespread movement with its own beliefs and rituals whi

The Historical Fiction Company

20.11.2023

The World's First Global Pandemic - an Editorial Review of "Empire in Apocalypse"

Book Blurb: At the end of the fifth century, the Eastern Roman Empire of Constantinople was assailed by enemy armies on all sides and rapidly sliding into ruin. Barbarian invasions had already swept the Western Empire into the dustbin of history, and the emperors and generals seemed unable to do anything about it. In the sixth century, however, the genius of two men and their remarkable wives stood between chaos and order. Their names were Emperor Flavius Petrus Sabbateus Justinianus and General

Ancient Origins

23.11.2023

Formidable Medieval Queens Triumphing Kings And Popes | Ancient Origins

The three medieval Matildas, Countess of Canossa, Empress of the Holy Roman Empire and Queen Matilda led armies against kings, popes and each other.

Ancient Origins

28.11.2023

The Fall Of The Western Roman Empire - A Military Perspective (405-455 AD) | Ancient Origins

Early fifth-century AD military brilliance of Roman Masters of Soldiers such as Stilicho and Aetius could eventually not save the Western Roman Empire from a fall.

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Papyrus Rolls Roling From Egypt To The Roman Empire | Ancient Origins

Constantine's Death Threatened to Split the Roman Empire (Video) | Ancient Origins

Third-Century Roman Empire: Revival From Chaos 270 – 285 BC | Ancient Origins

Diocletian’s Utopia: The Tetrarchy Of The Roman Empire (285 – 325 AD) | Ancient Origins

Cursus Publicus: The Ingenious Postal System of the Roman Empire | Ancient Origins

Why Christians should think about the Roman Empire daily

A Most Controversial Scholar - an Editorial Review of "Jerome and His Women"

The World's First Global Pandemic - an Editorial Review of "Empire in Apocalypse"

Formidable Medieval Queens Triumphing Kings And Popes | Ancient Origins

The Fall Of The Western Roman Empire - A Military Perspective (405-455 AD) | Ancient Origins

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