Coin Eagle with a wreath in a beak, Ancient Rome 3rd century AD What does the Roman eagle symbolize? In ancient Rome, the eagle was known as the king of birds. He was a symbol of imperial power and, Therefore, he personified courage, strength and immortality. The eagle remains one of the most famous animal symbols associated with ancient Rome today. Crisis of the Roman Empire of the III century - a period in the history of Ancient Rome, The chronological framework of which is usually determined in the years between death Alexander Severus during a mutiny of soldiers on March 19, 235 and the murder of the emperor Karina after the Battle of Marga in July 285. This period is characterized by a number of crisis phenomena in the economy, craft, trade, The instability of the state structure, internal and external military clashes and the temporary loss of control of Rome over a number of areas.
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