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administration aediles Africa alliance allies Antony appointed Asia Minor Assembly Augustus authority barbarian battle became Caesar Caius Campania Carthage Carthaginian chief Christian church Cicero Cisalpine Gaul civil Claudius colonies comitia command conquest Constantine Constantinople consul consulship Crassus cult death defeated Diocletian Domitian East eastern Egypt elected emperor equestrian established Etruscans foederati forced frontier Gaul Goths governor Greece Greek Hadrian Hannibal Illyricum imperial imperium influence invasion Italian Italy Justinian king kingdom land Latin Latium latter legions Macedonia magistracies magistrates Marcus Marius Maximian military Mithradates municipal Octavian organization pagan Parthian patrician peace peninsula plebeians plebs political Pompey praetor praetorian praetorian prefect prefect princeps provinces quaestor rank religious revolt Rhine Roman army Roman citizens Roman Empire Rome Samnites Senate senatorial Severus Sicily slaves soldiers Spain Stilicho successor Syria territory Theodosius third century Tiberius tion tribes tribunes troops Vandals victory Visigoths western