imperium

• The Indian rhetoric of "secular nationalism" has acted as a liberal cover in international fora for a swelling Hindu imperium, which was territorially achieved in 1947; Indian elite has gratefully allowed the use, and continuous manufacture, of a Hindu civilizational self-identity to justify the empire. —  Countercurrents.org
• "Empire" derives from Latin imperium, which means simply "power." —  Foreign Policy In Focus
• No other single nation has as yet amassed the imperium (mentioned by Ian Williams) to rival that of the United States. —  Foreign Policy In Focus
• Minnesota Monster Mash: Police-State Zombies in a Dead Republic Britain is a small and withered appendage of the American imperium, but it still serves as a mineshaft canary and microcosm of the fetid atmosphere of the Potomac Empire, as John Pilger demonstrates in an excellent article at Antiwar. com. —  Chris Floyd - Empire Burlesque
• Thus the auspicia and the imperium were indissolubly connected; as Dr. Greenidge says,[626] "they are the divine and human side of the same power," and may be found together in a thousand passages in Roman literature and inscriptions. —  The Religious Experience of the Roman People From the Earliest Times to the Age of Augustus

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