Roman Empire
Definition of Roman Empire as it relates to Cultures, European Culture, Ancient Roman Culture, Caesars, Ancient Rome
The Roman Empire, a subset of Ancient Roman Culture, was a significant period in European Culture characterized by its political and social structures, as well as its cultural achievements. During this time, the Roman Republic evolved into the Roman Empire under the rule of the Caesars, marking the beginning of a new era of imperial governance. The Roman Empire is known for its architectural marvels, legal system, and military conquests that spanned three continents, shaping the course of European history and leaving a lasting impact on Western culture.
External Links
- [RomanEmpire.org]
- [RomanEmpire.net] The Senate and People of Rome; Romans in Medieval Combat: SCA Dagorhir
- [RomanHistory.org] Roman History | History of the Roman Empire
- [ByzantineEmpire.org] Byzantine Empire | Eastern Roman Empire
- [jrhe.org] Journal of the Holy Roman Empire | Resources for students of the HRE