The Rebirth of the Eagle

When the Roman Empire reached its largest extent it held 25% of the world's population and reached from the mountains and hills of Scotland down to the ancient shores of the Nile. It was an empire built on the skulls of the ancient people, its coffers were filled to the brim with the treasures from the farthest reaches of the known world, and it was ruled by one man who would go by a title so revered that the mere mention of his name still lasts today and resonates in the annals of history, Caesar.