gauls sacked rome and left after a payment
The event that almost ended the history of Rome in 390 BC was the Gallic invasion of the city. The Gauls, led by their leader Brennus, sacked and burned Rome, causing significant destruction and casualties. However, Rome managed to recover and rebuild, ensuring the continuation of its history.
The culture of ancient Rome existed throughout almost 1200 year history of the civilization on Ancient Rome. The term refers to the culture of the Roman Republic, later the Roman Empire.
No single event marked Rome as the dominant power in the Mediterranean. It was more of a process than an event, one which involved victories in wars. One was the Pyrrrhic War. The First and Second Punic Wars established Rome's dominance in the western Mediterranean. The Roman-Syrian War and the Third and Fourth Macedonian Wars made Rome the great power in the eastern Mediterranean and the Third Mithridatic War ended challenges to her power and led to her dominance over Turkey and the Levant.
When Rome conquered Greece in 195 BC it was almost the end of greek mythology. but when it actually ended around 380 AD-400 AD when rome converted to Christianity. The empeor of Rome at the time, Constatine said that all who did not follow Christainity would be banished from Rome's borders forever.
No, Caesar Augustus was the first emperor and expanded the empire. He ended the republic and gave Rome a different form of government.No, Caesar Augustus was the first emperor and expanded the empire. He ended the republic and gave Rome a different form of government.No, Caesar Augustus was the first emperor and expanded the empire. He ended the republic and gave Rome a different form of government.No, Caesar Augustus was the first emperor and expanded the empire. He ended the republic and gave Rome a different form of government.No, Caesar Augustus was the first emperor and expanded the empire. He ended the republic and gave Rome a different form of government.No, Caesar Augustus was the first emperor and expanded the empire. He ended the republic and gave Rome a different form of government.No, Caesar Augustus was the first emperor and expanded the empire. He ended the republic and gave Rome a different form of government.No, Caesar Augustus was the first emperor and expanded the empire. He ended the republic and gave Rome a different form of government.No, Caesar Augustus was the first emperor and expanded the empire. He ended the republic and gave Rome a different form of government.
Europe an Rome a almost the same.
I guess you mean the last event in the history of ancient Rome. Rome still exists. Perhaps the last event in the history of the western part of the Roman Empire was the conquest of the Domain of Soissons, the last territory the Romans held in Gaul by the Franks (a Germanic people) in 486. The last event in the history of the eastern part of the Roman Empire was the capture of its capital, Constantinople, by the Ottoman Turks in 1453. Historians have coined the term Byzantine Empire to indicate the eastern pat of the Roman Empire after the fall of the western part.
The culture of ancient Rome existed throughout almost 1200 year history of the civilization on Ancient Rome. The term refers to the culture of the Roman Republic, later the Roman Empire.
A Neon Rome ended in 1989.
Rome Railroad ended in 1896.
the battle between Egypt and Octavian leader of Rome
On August 25, 1960, Rome hosted the 17th annual summer Olympics.
No single event marked Rome as the dominant power in the Mediterranean. It was more of a process than an event, one which involved victories in wars. One was the Pyrrrhic War. The First and Second Punic Wars established Rome's dominance in the western Mediterranean. The Roman-Syrian War and the Third and Fourth Macedonian Wars made Rome the great power in the eastern Mediterranean and the Third Mithridatic War ended challenges to her power and led to her dominance over Turkey and the Levant.
the surrender of Rome
the house of juli.
Rome Daily American ended in 1984.
To Rome with Love ended on 1971-09-01.
Prix de Rome ended in 1968.