THE
ROMAN
EMPIRE
IN
PROPHECY.


W. E. VINE, M.A.

"Regarded as an historicalmanual it is of no little value,and the author's summaries ofthe rise and progress of Romeare quite masterly in their way."

—Glasgow Citizen.

CÆSAR AUGUSTUS, first Roman Emperor, born 63 B.C.Grand-nephew and heir of Julius Cæsar Octavianus. Obtainedsupreme power over Roman dominions by victory overAnthony at Actium, 31 B.C. Proclaimed Emperor, 27 B.C.,by the Roman Senate, which conferred on him the titleAugustus. Died 19th August, A.D. 14, in his 76th year.

THE
ROMAN EMPIRE

IN THE LIGHT OF

Prophecy

—OR,—

THE RISE, PROGRESS AND END OF
THE FOURTH WORLD-EMPIRE.

BY

W. E. VINE, M.A.,

Author of "B.C. and A.D.; or, How the World was prepared for the
Gospel"; "The Scriptures and How to Use Them," etc.

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