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August 24-26, 410: The Sack of Rome

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On August 24, 410 the city of Rome fell to foreign invaders for the first time in 800 years. Although no longer the capital of the Roman Empire (that had moved to Ravenna in 402), Rome was still the symbol of the Roman culture and world.

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