Template talk:Rome

This might need to be fixed too

Hoj, do you think you could fix this one too? And then fix the edits in Augustus Caesar with the br tags that were inserted to make it format 'right'? --Mtur 23:57, 19 April 2007 (EDT)

Incomplete template: Several things need to be added

I would like to add a few links to this template, however it is semi-protected. Would someone please add a link to the Byzantine Empire in the template box? Even though the culture of the Byzantine Empire would diverge from classical Roman culture as the middle ages progressed, it was a direct legal continuation of the Roman Empire, and throughout its history, it was referred by its inhabitants as the Roman Empire. Also, would someone add Trajan to the list of "Great Romans"? The Roman Empire reached its greatest territorial extent during his reign. Also, why not add a few of the Christian church fathers to that list? They were Roman, and they were also great. Thanks! --1990'sguy (talk) 21:26, 9 September 2016 (EDT)

I addition to this, Justinian and Diocletian should be added. The first ruled the Byzantine Empire, which was the Roman Empire in every respect other than the fact that he did not rule from Rome, and even though Diocletian committed the most violent and fanatical persecution of Christians in Roman history (and thus was not great), he still had a very large influence in Roman politics for a long time to come. --1990'sguy (talk) 10:13, 13 September 2016 (EDT)

• Justinian is usually counted as a emperor of the "Eastern Roman Empire." The empire is called Byzantine after the language switched Latin to Greek under Heraclius.
  It's redundant to put the word "Roman" inside the template if the title of the template is "Ancient Rome." I'd re-label the eras as "monarchy", "republic", and "empire." PeterKa (talk) 20:07, 17 September 2016 (EDT)