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Colosseum

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the largest amphitheater in the Roman empire made of stone and concrete.

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Constantine

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A general who became an emperor in A.D 312 and is the first Christian emperor

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Justinian

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Became Emperor of the byzantine in time empire in A.D 527 and ruled until A.D 565 Who controlled the military made laws and was supreme judge

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Christianity

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the world’s largest religion and began in the Roman Empire

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Byzantine empire

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And empire that became known from the western Roman empire after it fell to Germanic invaders

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Mosaics

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Pictures made from many bits of colored glass or stone which was an important type of art In the Byzantine empire

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Latin

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A language in the Rome which shaped the languages of Italy France Spain Portugal and Romania. It contains 22-26 letters in the alphabet

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Forum

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An open space that served as a marketplace and a public square which buildings and temples were built around it

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Regent

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A person who stands in for a ruler who is too young or too ill to govern which loyal woman served as in Byzantine

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Western Roman Empire

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An event to mark the end of no emperor will ever rule from Rome ever again and fell to Germanic invaders

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Eastern Roman Empire

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Stretched west to Italy, this empire was made mostly of Greeks but included Egyptians, Syrians, Arabs, Armenians,Jews,Persians,Slavs,and Turks

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Slavery in Italy

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Prisoners from conquered lands were brought to Italy and spent their lives being slaves. About 40% of people in Italy are enslaved.

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Horace

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A poet who wrote satires and composed odds

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Diocletian

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A general in AD 284 who became emperor and introduced reforms. He set the prices of goods and wages to be paid to workers

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Anatomy

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The study of a body structure

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Hague sophia

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A huge church which is One of justinian’s greatest achievement or known as “holy wisdom”

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Vault

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Curved ceiling which Romans used to build domes from many rings of shaped stone

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Visigoths

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Germanic group who look for warm climate for their cattle to graze, the empire forced Visigoths to buy food at high prices and many were kidnapped by Romans

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Inflation

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Rapidly increasing prices

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Justinian’s code

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Code that officials, business people, and individuals could now more easily understand the empires laws

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Pantheon

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A famous building with the largest roof at time built to honor Rome’s gods

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Roman statues vs Greek statues

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Romans: more realistic figure including wrinkle, warts, and less attractive things.

Greeks: more perfect figure that show young, healthy, and beautiful bodies.

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Galen

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Greek Docter who brought many medical ideas to Rome and emphasized anatomy

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Theodosius

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A new emperor after Constantine died who finally gained control and ended fighting in the Roman Empire

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Theodora

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Justinian’s wife who is an empress that help Justinian run the empire.

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Ptolemy

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Important scientist of the Roman Empire who studied sky and mapped over 1000 stars.