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History of Rome from the Earliest times down to 476 AD

CHAPTER XLI
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In her he found a worthy foe, one whose political ability was rendered more brilliant by her justice and courage.

Defeated in the field, she fortified herself in Palmyra, which was taken after a siege and destroyed.

Zenobia was carried to Rome, where she graced the triumph of her conqueror, but was afterwards permitted to live in retirement.

Aurelian was the first who built the walls of Rome in their present position.
DIOCLETIAN (284-305).
With this ruler, the last vestige of the old republican form of government at Rome disappears.

Old Rome was dead.


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