IMPERIVM·ROMANVM·PARS·OCCIDENTALIS
Roman Empire, Western Part
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| Division of the Roman Empire
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Labarum
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Motto
Senatus Populusque Romanus
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| The Western Roman Empire in 395.
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| Capital
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Mediolanum
(286–402)
Ravenna
(402–476)
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| Language(s)
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Latin
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| Religion
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Roman religion and later Christianity
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| Government
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Autocracy,
Tetrarchy
(293–313)
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| Emperor
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| - 395–423
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Honorius
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| - 475–476
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Romulus Augustulus
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| Consul
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| - 395
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Flavius Anicius Hermogenianus Olybrius, Flavius Anicius Probinus
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| - 476
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Basiliscus, Flavius Armatus
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| Legislature
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Roman Senate
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| Historical era
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Late Antiquity
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| - Division of Diocletianus
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285
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| - Division after Constantine I
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337
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| - Division after Theodosius I
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395
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| - Deposition of Romulus Augustulus
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476
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| - Assassination of Julius Nepos
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480
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| Area
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| - 395[1] |
2,000,000 km2 (772,204 sq mi)
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| Currency
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Follis for bronze, Siliqua for silver, Solidus for gold.
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