Jan 30
The Crisis of the Third Century: A Pivotal Era of Ancient Rome
The Roman Empire saw over 20 emperors rise and fall in the almost 50 years between 235 and 284, as compared with the 26 emperors who reigned from the time of Augustus to Alexander Severus, a period of over 250 years. In response to the economic and social chaos of the Crisis of the Third Century, it is not surprising that the vast empire should split apart and leaders should arise who felt they could do better for their people without the drama and bloodshed that had become the government of Rome.
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⇒ The Crisis of the Third Century: A Pivotal Era of Ancient Rome
