The emperor Nero was a person with a wide variety of interests. We only get the negative side of him from the ancient writers as it was politically correct to bash Nero at the time they were writing. However even the ancient writers grudgingly give him credit for his building innovations and his city safety program after the fire. His interests ranged from poetry and the artistic, to architecture, to inventions, to medicine and to exploration. He is not given credit for these abilities because they were considered "unfitting" for an emperor or for anyone of the upper class for that matter.
The emperor Nero was a person with a wide variety of interests. We only get the negative side of him from the ancient writers as it was politically correct to bash Nero at the time they were writing. However even the ancient writers grudgingly give him credit for his building innovations and his city safety program after the fire. His interests ranged from poetry and the artistic, to architecture, to inventions, to medicine and to exploration. He is not given credit for these abilities because they were considered "unfitting" for an emperor or for anyone of the upper class for that matter.
The emperor Nero was a person with a wide variety of interests. We only get the negative side of him from the ancient writers as it was politically correct to bash Nero at the time they were writing. However even the ancient writers grudgingly give him credit for his building innovations and his city safety program after the fire. His interests ranged from poetry and the artistic, to architecture, to inventions, to medicine and to exploration. He is not given credit for these abilities because they were considered "unfitting" for an emperor or for anyone of the upper class for that matter.
The emperor Nero was a person with a wide variety of interests. We only get the negative side of him from the ancient writers as it was politically correct to bash Nero at the time they were writing. However even the ancient writers grudgingly give him credit for his building innovations and his city safety program after the fire. His interests ranged from poetry and the artistic, to architecture, to inventions, to medicine and to exploration. He is not given credit for these abilities because they were considered "unfitting" for an emperor or for anyone of the upper class for that matter.
The emperor Nero was a person with a wide variety of interests. We only get the negative side of him from the ancient writers as it was politically correct to bash Nero at the time they were writing. However even the ancient writers grudgingly give him credit for his building innovations and his city safety program after the fire. His interests ranged from poetry and the artistic, to architecture, to inventions, to medicine and to exploration. He is not given credit for these abilities because they were considered "unfitting" for an emperor or for anyone of the upper class for that matter.
The emperor Nero was a person with a wide variety of interests. We only get the negative side of him from the ancient writers as it was politically correct to bash Nero at the time they were writing. However even the ancient writers grudgingly give him credit for his building innovations and his city safety program after the fire. His interests ranged from poetry and the artistic, to architecture, to inventions, to medicine and to exploration. He is not given credit for these abilities because they were considered "unfitting" for an emperor or for anyone of the upper class for that matter.
The emperor Nero was a person with a wide variety of interests. We only get the negative side of him from the ancient writers as it was politically correct to bash Nero at the time they were writing. However even the ancient writers grudgingly give him credit for his building innovations and his city safety program after the fire. His interests ranged from poetry and the artistic, to architecture, to inventions, to medicine and to exploration. He is not given credit for these abilities because they were considered "unfitting" for an emperor or for anyone of the upper class for that matter.
The emperor Nero was a person with a wide variety of interests. We only get the negative side of him from the ancient writers as it was politically correct to bash Nero at the time they were writing. However even the ancient writers grudgingly give him credit for his building innovations and his city safety program after the fire. His interests ranged from poetry and the artistic, to architecture, to inventions, to medicine and to exploration. He is not given credit for these abilities because they were considered "unfitting" for an emperor or for anyone of the upper class for that matter.
The emperor Nero was a person with a wide variety of interests. We only get the negative side of him from the ancient writers as it was politically correct to bash Nero at the time they were writing. However even the ancient writers grudgingly give him credit for his building innovations and his city safety program after the fire. His interests ranged from poetry and the artistic, to architecture, to inventions, to medicine and to exploration. He is not given credit for these abilities because they were considered "unfitting" for an emperor or for anyone of the upper class for that matter.
Nero made both positive and negative impacts on the Roman empire. Some of his positive deeds were in architecture. His Golden House was a masterpiece of innovation. His reform of the building codes after the great fire ensured public safety. On the negative side he just about bankrupted the treasury by extravagant spending and by exempting Greece, one of the wealthiest provinces, from taxes.
The emperor Nero was a person with a wide variety of interests. We only get the negative side of him from the ancient writers as it was politically correct to bash Nero at the time they were writing. However even the ancient writers grudgingly give him credit for his building innovations and his city safety program after the fire. His interests ranged from poetry and the artistic, to architecture, to inventions, to medicine and to exploration. He is not given credit for these abilities because they were considered "unfitting" for an emperor or for anyone of the upper class for that matter.
No, Nero was not the first emperor of Rome, Augustus Caesar/ Octavian was the first emperor of Rome.
Well I actually know the answer to this question because I know two slaves that were around under his reign. Yes their dead now, kind of, but you just gotta trust me. He wasn't gay exactly. But he defiantly was bi-sexual. Also he was into bestiality, animals / animal skins. He was also into incest, doing many things to his mother.
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If you mean the Roman emperor when Boucdicca fought, it was Nero.If you mean the Roman emperor when Boucdicca fought, it was Nero.If you mean the Roman emperor when Boucdicca fought, it was Nero.If you mean the Roman emperor when Boucdicca fought, it was Nero.If you mean the Roman emperor when Boucdicca fought, it was Nero.If you mean the Roman emperor when Boucdicca fought, it was Nero.If you mean the Roman emperor when Boucdicca fought, it was Nero.If you mean the Roman emperor when Boucdicca fought, it was Nero.If you mean the Roman emperor when Boucdicca fought, it was Nero.
Trajan, who crossed the Danube added Dacia (Romania) to the Roman Empire, and he expanded into the East, although the Eastern provinces were abandoned by his successor Hadrian. Earlier, the Emperor Claudius added Britain to the Roman Empire.
Emperor Nero was the worst roman emperor ever known in the roman empire.
The Roman Emperor Nero was raised in the Roman pagan religion, but he eventually turned against it and persecuted Christians in the Roman Empire.
No, Nero was not the first emperor of Rome, Augustus Caesar/ Octavian was the first emperor of Rome.
Well I actually know the answer to this question because I know two slaves that were around under his reign. Yes their dead now, kind of, but you just gotta trust me. He wasn't gay exactly. But he defiantly was bi-sexual. Also he was into bestiality, animals / animal skins. He was also into incest, doing many things to his mother.
In 55 AD Nero was the Roman emperor. In 40 AD, Caligula was the Roman emperor.In 55 AD Nero was the Roman emperor. In 40 AD, Caligula was the Roman emperor.In 55 AD Nero was the Roman emperor. In 40 AD, Caligula was the Roman emperor.In 55 AD Nero was the Roman emperor. In 40 AD, Caligula was the Roman emperor.In 55 AD Nero was the Roman emperor. In 40 AD, Caligula was the Roman emperor.In 55 AD Nero was the Roman emperor. In 40 AD, Caligula was the Roman emperor.In 55 AD Nero was the Roman emperor. In 40 AD, Caligula was the Roman emperor.In 55 AD Nero was the Roman emperor. In 40 AD, Caligula was the Roman emperor.In 55 AD Nero was the Roman emperor. In 40 AD, Caligula was the Roman emperor.
Emperor Nero.
Nero was not a Roman god, he was an insane Roman emperor.
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Seneca was a stoic philosopher and the tutor of Nero
The Nero Conspiracy is a play about the Roman emperor Nero, and his tutor.
Nero became emperor because. Claudius ate a poisoned Mushroom.
No, neither Nero nor any other Roman emperor was "democratic". The principate was an authoritarian institution.No, neither Nero nor any other Roman emperor was "democratic". The principate was an authoritarian institution.No, neither Nero nor any other Roman emperor was "democratic". The principate was an authoritarian institution.No, neither Nero nor any other Roman emperor was "democratic". The principate was an authoritarian institution.No, neither Nero nor any other Roman emperor was "democratic". The principate was an authoritarian institution.No, neither Nero nor any other Roman emperor was "democratic". The principate was an authoritarian institution.No, neither Nero nor any other Roman emperor was "democratic". The principate was an authoritarian institution.No, neither Nero nor any other Roman emperor was "democratic". The principate was an authoritarian institution.No, neither Nero nor any other Roman emperor was "democratic". The principate was an authoritarian institution.