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Theodoric the Great, the king of the Ostrogoths, was sent to invade Italy by Zeno I, the Eastern Roman Emperor, to oust the ruler there (Odoacer). He established an Ostrogoth kingdom in Italy, Austria and the former Yugoslavia, but let Rome and the Latins of Italy run their own political and administrative affairs autonomously. He took charge only the military, defence and security. He tried to revive what was left of the Western Roman Empire. The repaired public buildings and aqueducts in Rome and the aqueduct of Trajan in northern Italy.
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Did NOT contribute to a weakened economy in the Roman Republic?
You need to specify who or what did not contribute to a weakend economy.
What was the roman economy based on?
barter Barter was an element. With the introduction of coins, the monetary economy also developed. Agriculture and pastoralism were the oldest activities. With imperial expansion trade became massive, and artisanal activities also flourished. In the early days debt bondage was the main form of labour exploitation, then slavery became the dominant one.
When did Judea become a province of the roman empire?
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Was Austria in the roman empire?
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Was Constantine the only emperor who became a saint?
He was the only Roman emperor who became a saint.
