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The Roman World After the Last Emperor

Roman Empire Times 10 Oct 2026

When Romulus Augustulus was removed from power in AD 476, the Roman Senate continued to function, officials remained in government, and the institutions of Roman law were still in use across Italy.

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Horace: The Roman Poet of Friendship, Wine and Knowing When Enough Was Enough

Roman Empire Times 09 Oct 2026

Horace identifies him as a coactor, connected with the financial side of Roman auctions ... Horace presents this as a deliberate choice to give him the kind of education that Roman knights and senators provided for their own sons.

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Is Britain becoming the Roman Republic – slowly dying without anyone noticing?

New Statesman 07 Oct 2026

“What is the point of ... As I lay in bed, still feeling the conference bug I had picked up in Liverpool, I laughed grimly at Harris’s observation.

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Scipio Aemilianus: The Roman Who Destroyed Carthage and Numantia

Roman Empire Times 04 Oct 2026

He was said to have fought an enemy in single combat and later to have been the first Roman to scale the wall of an enemy city under fire, earning the corona muralis ... Under Scipio, the Romans ...

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The Roman Catholic Bishop of Oakland - Memorandum Decision After Hearing On Confirmation Of Debtor's Modified Fourth Amended Plan of Reorganization (RE: related document(s)2758 Amended Chapter 11 Plan filed by Debtor The Roman Catholic Bishop of Oakland). (rba) (United States Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of California)

Public Technologies 03 Oct 2026

The text version of this document is not available. You can access the original document ...

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TV historian Dame Mary Beard goes on the road with the Romans

The Scotsman 03 Oct 2026

Spilling the secrets of Ancient Rome leads Mary Beard into lives of crime as she brings her live show to Scotland ....

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How AI helped bring an ancient tomb dating to before the Roman empire back to life

Scientific American 03 Oct 2026

Pairing artificial intelligence with acoustic technology helped reveal an Erturian tomb in new light ... .

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Study shows marvels of the Roman Empire’s road network

CyprusMail 27 Sep 2026

... for more than two millennia, given the continued use of many long after the Western ⁠Roman Empire fell in 476 AD and the Eastern Roman Empire, also called the Byzantine Empire, succumbed in 1453.

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Volunteers reveal 2,000-year-old Iron Age Deepdale Bridge Settlement in England's Lake District, revealing roundhouses occupied into the Roman era

The Times of India 25 Sep 2026

... dated, revealing that the roundhouse was occupied between 76 and 216 AD ... Together, the dates indicate that the settlement was in use across the transition from the late Iron Age into the Roman period.

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NASA finds a 'once in a century' lunar crater, bigger than the Roman Colosseum

Ammon 17 Sep 2026

Scientists have discovered a crater on the moon that's ...

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Banca Transilvania joins the Romanian Cup team. A minimum three-season partnership between BT and the Roman... (Banca Transilvania SA)

Public Technologies 17 Sep 2026

) Banca Transilvania joins the Romanian Cup team. A minimum three-season partnership between BT and the Romanian Football Federation ... The partnership between Banca Transilvania and the Romanian Football Federation will run for at least three seasons.

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Wine Is 8,000 Years Old. How Much Had the Romans Already Mastered?

Roman Empire Times 17 Sep 2026

Antonosyan, Mariya et al, CC BY-SA 4.0Quality Began in the Roman Vineyard ... By the Roman period, vineyard management involved choices about planting, supports, spacing and the renewal of vines.

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Ancient DNA exposes a hidden chapter in the fall of the Roman Empire

The Daily Mail 11 Sep 2026

The hidden story of what happened after the Roman Empire fell has finally been uncovered after scientists uncovered ancient remains dating back more than 1,400 years ....

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Aulus Gellius: The Roman Who Wrote Down Everything He Found Interesting

Roman Empire Times 11 Sep 2026

Across the remaining books, Gellius moves between language, literature, philosophy, Roman history, law, medicine, chronology and numerous smaller questions that happened to attract his attention.

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Editorial: With the Roman telescope, humankind takes another step

The Citizens' Voice 03 Sep 2026

... into the stars, as curious as ever .

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The Roman World After the Last Emperor

Horace: The Roman Poet of Friendship, Wine and Knowing When Enough Was Enough

Is Britain becoming the Roman Republic – slowly dying without anyone noticing?

Scipio Aemilianus: The Roman Who Destroyed Carthage and Numantia

TV historian Dame Mary Beard goes on the road with the Romans

How AI helped bring an ancient tomb dating to before the Roman empire back to life

Study shows marvels of the Roman Empire’s road network

Volunteers reveal 2,000-year-old Iron Age Deepdale Bridge Settlement in England's Lake District, revealing roundhouses occupied into the Roman era

NASA finds a 'once in a century' lunar crater, bigger than the Roman Colosseum

Banca Transilvania joins the Romanian Cup team. A minimum three-season partnership between BT and the Roman... (Banca Transilvania SA)

Wine Is 8,000 Years Old. How Much Had the Romans Already Mastered?

Ancient DNA exposes a hidden chapter in the fall of the Roman Empire

Aulus Gellius: The Roman Who Wrote Down Everything He Found Interesting

Editorial: With the Roman telescope, humankind takes another step

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