RestartWho was the first emperor of the Roman Empire, beginning his reign in 27 BC?
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RestartThe Great Fire of Rome engulfed 2/3 of the land. Who was the emperor of Rome at the time the fire occurred?
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RestartAlthough some historians reserve this title for Julius Nepos, who is largely considered to be the last "Western Roman emperor"?
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RestartIn the year 235 AD this Roman emperor lost the faith of his armies and was murdered by his own men. His assassination is largely considered the tipping point for the "Crisis of the 3rd Century" endured by the Roman Empire. What was his name?
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RestartIt is largely believed that the Bishop of Milan was the first person to use the phrase "When in Rome, do as the Romans do" in the 4th century AD. What was the Bishop referring to?
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RestartWho led an uprising against the Roman Empire sometimes known as the Third Servile War?
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RestartWho opposed Julius Caesar in Caesar's Civil War from 49 to 45 BC?
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RestartThis emperor is credited with returning stability to the empire and ending the "Crisis of the 3rd Century" by dividing power amongst the region. What was his name?
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RestartWho did Octavian defeat in the Final War of the Roman Republic in 32-30 BC?
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RestartThis emperor is considered the last of the "5 Good Emperors" and a philosopher. His reign ended upon his death in March of 180 AD. What was his name?
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