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Some of the most famous and important political leaders, including Caesar Augustus, Nero, Marcus Aurelius, Diocletian, and Constantine, once ruled the Roman Empire. Each leader passed reforms and policies that had powerful effects on the empire. In an essay, explain which emperor had the greatest impact on the Roman Empire. Support your choice with reasons and evidence. (please don't just do a paragraph, make a Essay in your OWN words please (60 points and ill mark you brainiest) answer at least today please!
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