The Sahara Desert was the southern border of the roman empire
Sahara
One physical feature that the Roman Empire completely surrounded was the Mediterranean Sea.One physical feature that the Roman empire completely surrounded was the Mediterranean Sea.One physical feature that the Roman empire completely surrounded was the Mediterranean Sea.One physical feature that the Roman empire completely surrounded was the Mediterranean Sea.One physical feature that the Roman empire completely surrounded was the Mediterranean Sea.One physical feature that the Roman empire completely surrounded was the Mediterranean Sea.One physical feature that the Roman empire completely surrounded was the Mediterranean Sea.One physical feature that the Roman empire completely surrounded was the Mediterranean Sea.One physical feature that the Roman empire completely surrounded was the Mediterranean Sea.
The Narbada River
Saharan, Nubian, Arabian.
The physical feature that separates the Italian peninsula from the Holy Roman Empire is the Alpine mountain range. The Alps create a natural barrier between northern Italy and the territories that were part of the Holy Roman Empire. This mountainous region has historically influenced trade, military movement, and cultural exchanges between the two areas.
Sahara
The physical feature that formed the northeast boundary of Asoka's empire was the Himalayan mountain range.
Hadrian's Wall in Britain the Danube River in Continental Europe
One physical feature that the Roman Empire completely surrounded was the Mediterranean Sea.One physical feature that the Roman empire completely surrounded was the Mediterranean Sea.One physical feature that the Roman empire completely surrounded was the Mediterranean Sea.One physical feature that the Roman empire completely surrounded was the Mediterranean Sea.One physical feature that the Roman empire completely surrounded was the Mediterranean Sea.One physical feature that the Roman empire completely surrounded was the Mediterranean Sea.One physical feature that the Roman empire completely surrounded was the Mediterranean Sea.One physical feature that the Roman empire completely surrounded was the Mediterranean Sea.One physical feature that the Roman empire completely surrounded was the Mediterranean Sea.
The southern boundary of the empire at the time of the republic was the coastal strip of North Africa, with the exception of Egypt.The southern boundary of the empire at the time of the republic was the coastal strip of North Africa, with the exception of Egypt.The southern boundary of the empire at the time of the republic was the coastal strip of North Africa, with the exception of Egypt.The southern boundary of the empire at the time of the republic was the coastal strip of North Africa, with the exception of Egypt.The southern boundary of the empire at the time of the republic was the coastal strip of North Africa, with the exception of Egypt.The southern boundary of the empire at the time of the republic was the coastal strip of North Africa, with the exception of Egypt.The southern boundary of the empire at the time of the republic was the coastal strip of North Africa, with the exception of Egypt.The southern boundary of the empire at the time of the republic was the coastal strip of North Africa, with the exception of Egypt.The southern boundary of the empire at the time of the republic was the coastal strip of North Africa, with the exception of Egypt.
The Narbada River
mediterranean sea
The western boundary of the Roman Empire was the Atlantic Sea. The eastern boundary was Persia (modern day Iran and central and southern Iraq).
Saharan, Nubian, Arabian.
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The physical feature that lies between the Muslim Empire's Northern border is the Caucasus Mountains. These mountains stretch between the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea, forming a natural barrier between the Muslim Empire and the surrounding regions to the north.
The physical feature that separates the Italian peninsula from the Holy Roman Empire is the Alpine mountain range. The Alps create a natural barrier between northern Italy and the territories that were part of the Holy Roman Empire. This mountainous region has historically influenced trade, military movement, and cultural exchanges between the two areas.