Roman lands
Definition
Roman lands refer to the territories that were once part of the ancient Roman Empire. These lands extended across Europe, North Africa, and parts of Asia during its peak.
Analogy
Think of Roman lands as pieces on a giant game board, with each piece representing an area conquered by the Romans. As they expanded their empire, more pieces were added to their collection.
Related terms
Ancient Rome: Refers to the time period when Rome was at its height as an empire, known for its advanced civilization and influential culture.
Pax Romana: Latin for "Roman Peace," it describes a long period (27 BCE - 180 CE) characterized by relative stability and peace within the Roman Empire.
Conquest: The act or process of gaining control over another territory through military force or political means.
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