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 1        I, III  |         subjection to the Roman empire; and Vespasian, sent by
 2        I, III  |         also added to the Roman empire the Orcades, which lie in
 3        I, III  |      succeeding Claudius in the empire, undertook no wars at all;
 4        I, IV   |       A.D. His colleague in the empire was his adopted brother,
 5        I, V    |       of Antonius, obtained the empire.~
 6        I, VI   | Herculius, his colleague in the empire. In their time, one Carausius,
 7        I, VI   |   restored Britain to the Roman empire.~Meanwhile, Diocletian in
 8        I, IX   |         from Augustus, held the empire for six years after the
 9        I, IX   |        and soon restored to the empire, for Maximus the tyrant,
10        I, X    |     Augustus, succeeding to the empire, with his brother Honorius,
11        I, XIII | Honorius and governed the Roman empire twenty-six years. In the
12        I, XV   |     with Valentinian, ruled the empire seven years. Then the nation
13        I, XXI  |          and with him ended the empire of the West.~
14        I, XXXIV|        at the head of the Roman empire. From that time, no king
15       II, X    |        Whom also the heights of empire and the powers of the world
16      III, IV   |         government of the Roman empire, there came into Britain
17        V, XXIV |     Orkney islands to the Roman empire. [I, 3.]~In the year of