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The '''Julio-Claudian Era''' in the [[history]] of the [[Roman Empire]] is the period when the empire was ruled by members of two families closely connected by political marriages, the [[Julians]] and the [[Claudians]]. These formed the very first dynasty of Romam emperors, and saw the transition from [[republican]] [[government]] to the imperial system. Its members are by far the most well-known emperors, and even today most of their names are still familiar to the general public - often for reasons of [[tyranny]] and [[madness]] (though this is most certainly unfair on some of them).
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The '''Julio-Claudian Era''' in the [[history]] of the [[Roman Empire]] is the period when the empire was ruled by members of two families closely connected by political marriages, the [[Julians]] and the [[Claudians]]. These formed the very first dynasty of Romam emperors, and saw the transition from [[republican]] [[government]] to the imperial system. Its members are by far the most well-known [[emperor]]s, and even today most of their names are still familiar to the general public - often for reasons of [[tyranny]] and [[madness]] (though this is most certainly unfair on some of them).
    
*[[Julius Caesar]], ruled Rome as dictator 46-44 BC
 
*[[Julius Caesar]], ruled Rome as dictator 46-44 BC
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