I looked down at my feet, guessing where he fell bloody. This place must be very small, the body of a fallen man, no longer able to be stalwart, curled up in the corner of the house sadly. But when he did not fall, he was really puffed up, not only ruling Italy, Spain, France, Belgium, but also the Rhine Valley in Germany and southern England. He also rushed to Egypt in pursuit of his political opponent Pompey, had a son with the Egyptian queen, and then swept across the Mediterranean coast. There is no limit to how the heroic world can be closed or closed. It is simply unbelievable how powerful beings can wield space.
However, the result of indulgence can only be convergence, and the result of swaying can only be obedience. Even Caesar was no exception. After he completed the most thorough restraint and obedience with death, his successor and adopted son Octavian had another great indulgence and sway. The Roman Empire spanned Europe, Asia, and Africa, and regarded the Mediterranean Sea as an inner lake. .
The Roman Empire finally fell in AD 476, and the last emperor was Romulus Augustus. The contemporary Swiss-born playwright Dylan Matt has written "Romulus the Great", which is wonderful.
"Since a city has the brilliance of history, there is no need to use lights to make it bright."
Fr: Travelers are boundless
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