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Domitian, (Titus Flavius Domitianus) (AD 51-96)

Roman emperor from AD 81. He finalized the conquest of Britain (see Agricola), strengthened the Rhine-Danube frontier, and suppressed immorality as well as freedom of thought in philosophy and religion. His reign of terror led to his assassination.

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