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The Roman empire was the last great ancient civilization, stronger than the Greeks in government but weaker in philosophy.  The Roman empire brought the world Latin, good roads, the brutal persecution of early Christians and, ultimately, the acceptance and expansion of Christianity.  This lecture completes our discussion of the ancient world.

The Roman empire was the last great ancient civilization, stronger than the Greeks in government but weaker in philosophy.  The Roman empire brought the world Latin, good roads, the brutal persecution of early Christians and, ultimately, the acceptance and expansion of Christianity.  The discussion of the Roman empire in this lecture completes our review of the ancient world.

==The Roman Empire==

==The Roman Empire==