With the help of Egypt, Vespasian continued to fight Vitellius until December of the same year, when the senate declared him the emperor of Rome. ... Another good thing he did was purify the senate and equestrian ranks. ... He was brought up with a Britannicus, who was one of the sons of Claudius, the Roman emperor. ... He feared the senate and often accused them of conspiracy. ... The Flavian dynasty ruled the Roman Empire, one of the greatest largest empires of all history, from 69 AD to 96 AD....

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However, over time the Romans found it was damaging to the foundation as well as to the flooring. ... Occasionally, free Romans and women would enter the fight for a few brief moments of glory. ... They were to teach the local Romans how to fight in preparation for visits outside their empire and to display the strength and courage of the Roman citizen to unemployed visitors to the city of Rome. ... As the new Roman Emperor, Constantine ended all persecution of Christians. ... The emperor Augustus sought to preserve the pietas and virtus of the knight class and Roman senate by forbidding...

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