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Extent of the Roman Empire in 117 ce
Roman Empire
ancient state [27 bce-476 ce]
Austria
Austria
Croatia
Croatia
Serbia
Serbia
Hungary
Hungary
Slovenia
Slovenia
Roman Forum
ancient Rome
ancient state, Europe, Africa, and Asia
Aquincum
Aquincum
ancient settlement, Hungary

Key People

Valentinian I, Roman coin, c. ad 370; in the British Museum.
Valentinian I
Roman emperor
Gratian
Roman emperor