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What was the result of the treaty Theodosius I signed with the Sasanian Empire?
It led to a disastrous war
It brought wealth to the Roman empire
It partitioned the long-disputed Kingdom of Armenia
It led to the fall of the Roman Empire
Answer
Theodosius I signed a treaty with the Sasanian Empire in 387 that partitioned the long-disputed Kingdom of Armenia. The treaty divided Armenia into two parts, one under Roman control and the other under Persian control. The treaty was intended to maintain peace between the two empires and to prevent further conflict over Armenia.
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