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Justinian drags the empire into almost becoming a clear superpower once again, but various factors prevent it from becoming a clear contender. If the plague had not happened, or the Gothic wars concluded faster, or any number of things went differently, perhaps the Eastern Roman Empire would have stayed a somewhat leaner "Roman Empire" of old.
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1 day ago · Slavery in ancient Rome was a complex and pervasive institution that shaped the social, economic, and political life of the Roman Republic and Empire. Learn about the origins, types, and conditions of slavery in ancient Rome, as well as the resistance and legacy of the enslaved people.
1 day ago · Finally in 330 BCE Judea came under the rule of Alexander the Great and the Greek Empire. That didn’t last very long and in 308 BCE Judea became ruled by Egypt, who maintained control for about a hundred years until 196 BCE when they were supplanted by the Syrians.
1 day ago · Until 1256, the Second Bulgarian Empire was the dominant power in the Balkans, defeating the Byzantine Empire in several major battles. In 1205, Emperor Kaloyan defeated the newly established Latin Empire in the Battle of Adrianople. His nephew Ivan Asen II defeated the Despotate of Epiros and made Bulgaria a regional power again.
6 hours ago · For the clue PUZZLE, we are looking for an answer that contains 7 letters. Enter your clue into the clue box and 7 question marks into the letter/pattern box. Click search. The results will be in the highest-ranking order. The stars next to each answer will guide you to the best answer for your clue.
6 hours ago · For the clue PUZZLE, we are looking for an answer that contains 7 letters. Enter your clue into the clue box and 7 question marks into the letter/pattern box. Click search. The results will be in the highest-ranking order. The stars next to each answer will guide you to the best answer for your clue.
6 hours ago · In the final days the last emperor of the Western Roman Empire, Julius Nepos, actually fled to Dalmatia from Italy to try to preserve his hold over a crumbling empire from abroad. But this proved to be a fateful mistake, as Nepos was defeated by Germanic Ostrogoth invaders in 480, thus ending Roman control over the territory of Croatia and ...
