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The Roman Empire

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May 30, 2012

 

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The two Empires existed until 476 AD when the Western Empire was invaded by the Goths. The Romans used the Greek architecture style, and created their own architecture style. This Roman architecture is well known around the world today. It is seen in many places still as of this time. The Romans created the style of the pillars on the buildings...
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Architecture is a main part in the development of an Empire. The Romans took the word basilica from the Greek word basileus which means king. The original word means a royal palace. But the Romans made the meaning into a center of business. But also in the basilica they had administration meetings there...
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