By Ray DiLorenzo —— Bio and Archives--March 20, 2026
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The Pax Romana (in Latin), or, in English, The Roman Peace, was a 200-year period of relative peace, cultural development, and stability in Ancient Rome. Depending on who you ask, it lasted from Augustus Caesar, from about 27 BC, to the death of Marcus Aurelius, approximately 180 AD.
The Pax Romana followed a prolonged period of civil conflict in Rome, during which Romans fought each other relentlessly. It was always about power, not the empire. Sound familiar?
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