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He is responsible for the martyrdom of the first apologist, Justin, and some people belive he is also responsible for the death of Polycarp.

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Pax romana ended after the death of who?

The Pax Romana ended after the death of the last great Roman emperor, Marcus Aurelius. He was succeeded by poor leaders which resulted in the end of the era of peace and instigated the fall of the empire.


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The pax romana ended after the death of who?

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When did Macus Aurelius rule Rome?

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