Why can we say that 146 BCE was crucial in the formation of the Roman Empire, perhaps more than any other single year?

Although he preferred order to chaos, Virgil’s writing showed he knew there were ... with the complex relations at the heart of the Roman Empire. Virgil worked on “The Aeneid” for the ...

It was betrayal from the man who owned the club and in whose name we had fondly called ourselves the “Roman Empire”. The 16th minute applause that became something of a ritual after Di Matteo ...

Information about the Roman Empire is so accessible ... Roman men liked to write, and they did a lot of it, and then over time, the people who were obsessed with Rome wrote a lot about them ...

Because he was writing about dead emperors who belonged ... and Suetonius still form the basis of our understanding of the Roman Empire in the first century AD.