Solidus Line

The Solidus Line, also known as the "solidus" or "golden line," refers to a historical boundary established by the Roman Empire that marked the division between different regions, particularly between Roman and non-Roman territories. It showcases the extent of Roman influence and control, primarily in Europe and North Africa. The line often represented areas where Roman laws, culture, and economic practices were dominant, contrasting with areas that maintained their own local customs and governance. Understanding the Solidus Line helps illustrate the complexities of ancient territorial boundaries and the interactions between the Roman Empire and surrounding peoples.