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The Roman Empire
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In the footsteps of Germanicus – a Roman General’s journey to Egypt
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A guide to the Roman army, plus 10 facts about life in the legions
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Invention or adaptation: what did the Romans really do for us?
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Rethinking Nero: was the Roman emperor really so bad?
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Caligula: murderous and depraved, or a victim of history?
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Your guide to the Roman Republic
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The Praetorian Guard: the emperors’ fatal servants
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Nero: Rome’s Antichrist?
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Exploring Britain’s Roman roads with historian Dan Jones
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Emperor Nero: the tyrant of Rome
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Roll up, roll up: how the Roman mosaics at Fishbourne Palace were saved
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Everything you wanted to know about Roman Britain – but were afraid to ask
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