Here we look at six of the cruellest Roman emperors who put their own desire for power ahead of the needs of their people. 1. Tiberius (reigned 14-37 AD) Tiberius began his reign as emperor in ...

He ascended to the throne in 161 C.E., just a few years before the Marcomannic Wars (166-180 C.E.) — the Marcomanni were Germanic tribes — which would shake the Roman Empire to its foundations.

Europe News: Marcus Aurelius, the philosopher-king, faced crises while ruling the Roman Empire, as reflected in his personal \\"Meditations,\\" now a bestseller. An up ...

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Wise statements like this can be found in the "Meditations" of Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius (121-180 C.E.). He had never intended these reflections for publication, having written them purely for ...

Intelligence analysts do not make policy. That is not their role. They provide assessments to policymakers—on adversary intent and capabilities, in particular—which are used as the basis for decisions ...

Assassination attempts have been carried out since antiquity, and not everyone has been so lucky as to survive. Just look at how many Roman emperors fell victim to the sword, knife, or poison. In fact ...