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Title	Author	Type	Date	Words
How Rome Fell.		Brief article	Dec 22, 2009	58
PLAYING OUR TUNISIA; My wife loves an old ruin - and they don't come any finer than in Roman North Africa.			Nov 7, 2009	1313
Latrinae Et Foricae: Toilets in the Roman World.		Book review	Nov 1, 2009	173
Net's Roman empire over; COMPUTERS.			Oct 31, 2009	70
The emperors club.		Brief article	Oct 1, 2009	83
Hermann's victory over Romans in 9 AD helped Germany to develop own history and culture.			Sep 21, 2009	439
Colour and culture of Roman legacy; Birmingham Mail reader Richard Field enjoys a long weekend in Germany's oldest city - Trier ReaderReport.			Sep 16, 2009	591
First systematic excavation of England's ancient Hadrian Wall underway.			Sep 16, 2009	385
Rome wasn't destroyed in a day.	Larison, Daniel		Sep 1, 2009	1478
2,000-yr-old bronze statue of roman emperor Augustus discovered in Germany.			Aug 26, 2009	254
See face of a Roman empire.			Aug 24, 2009	143
Archaeologist claims Hadrian's Wall was originally built of wood.			Aug 16, 2009	407
Roman emperor's luxurious summer villa found by archaeologists.			Aug 13, 2009	427
Archaeologists find Roman emperor Vespasian's villa.			Aug 7, 2009	427
Doc's book lifts lid on ancient toilets.			Aug 4, 2009	394
Roman legends and Luke-Acts.	Kiley, Mark	Critical essay	Aug 1, 2009	5822
The politics of patronage and the politics of kinship: the meeting of the ways.	Osiek, Carolyn		Aug 1, 2009	6958
Religious shrine to Roman god uncovered at Hadrian's Wall fort in England.			Jul 20, 2009	183
HERITAGE GROUP ADDS DRAMA TO THEATRICAL CELEBRATIONS.			Jul 4, 2009	132
Nyon: from the Romans to rock: founded as a settlement during the Roman Empire, Nyon's historical heritage and cultural calendar--featuring the upcoming Paleo music festival--make it a must-visit destination this summer.	Nelson-Pollard, Catherine		Jul 1, 2009	1126
Morning at the Villa Armira: Bulgaria boasts one of the best-preserved Roman Empire villas, once the property of a wealthy family that could--among other things--plunge in their pool and admire their mosaics.	Leviev-Sawyer, Clive		May 29, 2009	996
Hadrian's wall created a thriving economy for ancient Britons.			Nov 25, 2008	421
From the Teutoburg forest.	Gabriel, Richard A.		Sep 1, 2008	697
I came. I saw. I spun.	Karpf, Jason	Brief biography	Jan 1, 2008	1481
Gore Vidal.	Kounalakis, Markos; Laufer, Peter	Interview	Jan 1, 2008	538
The fall of Rome: beginning in the fourth century, an unprecedented wave of immigration washed over the Roman Empire, leading to the end of the empire in the West.	Behreandt, Dennis	Geographic overview	Oct 30, 2006	2396
Collapse of a "hyperpower".	Hanson, Victor Davis		Apr 1, 2006	1690
From republic to empire: the assassins of Julius Caesar hoped to restore the Roman Republic, but they instead set in motion events that encouraged the rise and triumph of despots worse than Caesar.	Bonta, Steve		Jan 24, 2005	2666
Civil wars and despotism: plagued by murderous ambition, Rome's politician-generals turned their armies against each other--and even against Rome herself.	Bonta, Steve		Nov 29, 2004	2509
The Republic matures: the Roman Republic was not built in a day, but was the product of generations of reform and even some serious reverses.	Bonta, Steve		Oct 18, 2004	2520
The wages of permanent war. (Insider Report).			May 5, 2003	414
As long as there have been armies, engineers have provided critical support with both construction and demolition.	Guttman, Jon	Brief Article	Oct 1, 2000	812