Math, asked by Rajeshraogandi, 1 year ago

the Roman civilisation began in 509 B. C and ended in 476 A. D. How long did the Roman civilization last?

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Answered by thehalfbloodprincess

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Thus, the Roman Empire, depending on one’s interpretation, may be said to have lasted from 502 to 1,503 years.

Answered by pmcoach1

1

Answer:

985 years

Step-by-step explanation:

509+476

= 985 years

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