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Rome burned again in A.D. 80 during the reign of [[Titus Flavius Vespasianus|Titus]], when fires spontaneously ignited in various places throughout the city. Again the fire blazed for three and half days.
Rome burned again in A.D. 80 during the reign of [[Titus Flavius Vespasianus|Titus]], when fires spontaneously ignited in various places throughout the city. Again the fire blazed for three and half days.
One of the worst disasters in subsequent periods was the A.D. 410 sacking and burning of Rome under [[Alaric]]; this fire lasted about 2 days.
One of the worst disasters in subsequent periods was the A.D. 410 sacking and burning of Rome under [[Visigoths|Alaric]]; this fire lasted about 2 days.
There were burnings after the sacking of Rome in 1084, and again by [[Lutheranism|Lutheran]] forces attacking Rome as the heart of [[Roman Catholic Church|Catholicism]] in 1527.
There were burnings after the sacking of Rome in 1084, and again by [[Lutheranism|Lutheran]] forces attacking Rome as the heart of [[Roman Catholic Church|Catholicism]] in 1527.