Roman Antiquity

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Roman Antiquity refers to the historical period of ancient Rome, spanning from the founding of the city through the Roman Republic and Empire until the fall of the Western Roman Empire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf civilizational era
historical period
appliesTo Roman Antiquity self-linksurface differs
surface form: Ancient Rome
capital Rome
continent Africa
Asia
Europe
culturalInfluenceOn Christianity
European law
Romance languages
Western civilization
currency aureus
denarius
solidus
endEvent Fall of the Western Roman Empire
surface form: fall of the Western Roman Empire
endTime 5th century CE
governmentCenter Roman Emperor
Roman Senate
hasPart Crisis of the Third Century
Dominate period
Late Antiquity
Roman Empire
Roman Kingdom
Roman Republic
knownFor aqueducts
extensive road network
monumental architecture
professional army
urbanization
languageUsed Ancient Greek
Latin
legalSystem Roman law
mainPoliticalForm autocratic empire
monarchy
republic
majorConflict Gallic Wars
Gothic War
Punic Wars
Roman–Persian Wars
notableRuler Augustus
Constantinus Magnus
surface form: Constantine the Great

Diocletian
Hadrian
Julius Caesar
Trajan
partOf Ancient history
religion Christianity
Roman polytheism
startEvent founding of Rome
startTime 8th century BCE
writingSystem Latin alphabet

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Delphi declinePeriod Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: Roman Imperial period
Roman law countryOfOrigin Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: Ancient Rome
Roman Republic country Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: Ancient Rome
Roman Senate country Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: Ancient Rome
Colosseum symbolOf Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: ancient Rome
Claudius hasCulturalOrigin Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: Ancient Rome
Horace usedInHistoricalPeriod Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: Ancient Rome
Roman Antiquity appliesTo Roman Antiquity self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Ancient Rome
Neoclassicism influencedBy Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: Ancient Roman art
The Oath of the Horatii depictsTime Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: ancient Rome
Cynicism continuedInto Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: Roman Imperial period
Tiber associatedWith Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: Ancient Rome
Pentelic marble usedInPeriod Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: Roman period
Italic peoples cultureInfluenced Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: Roman civilization
Claudia historicalUsage Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: ancient Rome
Cyrenaica historicalEra Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: Roman period
Dougga / Thugga timePeriod Roman Antiquity
subject surface form: Dougga
this entity surface form: Roman period
Vatican Hill historicalPeriod Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: ancient Rome
Italian Peninsula historicalRegionOf Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: Ancient Rome
Tverya hasHistoricalPeriod Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: Roman period
Eleusinian Mysteries floruitPeriod Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: Roman Imperial period
Virgil's Aeneid countryOfOrigin Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: Ancient Rome
Dionysian Mysteries timePeriod Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: Roman period
Roman fasces culture Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: ancient Rome
Romulus and Remus countryOfOrigin Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: Ancient Rome
Circus Maximus partOf Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: ancient Rome
Latin West culturalInfluenceFrom Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: ancient Rome
Caput Mundi associatedWith Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: Ancient Rome
Caput Mundi associatedWith Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: Roman civilization
Piazza Navona originPeriod Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: Ancient Rome
Capitoline Hill wasReligiousCenterOf Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: Ancient Rome
Capitoline Hill wasPoliticalCenterOf Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: Ancient Rome
Gladiator setInTimePeriod Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: Ancient Rome
Tacitus countryOfCitizenship Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: Ancient Rome
Sidon historicalEra Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: Roman period
Etruscans influenced Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: ancient Rome
César hasHistoricalRoot Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: Ancient Rome
pontifex maximus country Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: Ancient Rome
Roman aediles country Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: Ancient Rome
Velarium (retractable awning system) locationPeriod Roman Antiquity
subject surface form: Velarium
this entity surface form: ancient Rome
Hellenistic period followedBy Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: Roman Imperial period
Livy citizenship Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: Ancient Rome
Naissus, in the Roman province of Moesia (modern Niš, Serbia) historicalPeriod Roman Antiquity
subject surface form: Naissus
this entity surface form: Roman Imperial period
Battle of Cannae historicalPeriod Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: Ancient Rome
Nola significantPeriod Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: ancient Rome
Claudius Ptolemaeus era Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: Roman Imperial period
Ancient Mediterranean world hasPart Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: Ancient Rome
Comitia Tributa country Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: Ancient Rome
Via Flaminia country Roman Antiquity
this entity surface form: Ancient Rome