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gladiators
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Ancient Rome
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Gladiator fights were a popular and admired form of entertainment in ancient Rome, featuring skilled fighters in arenas.
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17
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2
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chariot
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Ancient Rome
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Chariots were a crucial mode of transportation, warfare, and status symbol in Ancient Rome.
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11
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3
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toga
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Ancient Rome
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The toga was a traditional garment worn by Roman citizens for formal occasions, symbolizing status and citizenship.
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10
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4
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senator
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Ancient Rome
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Senators in ancient Rome held significant influence in politics and society.
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8
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5
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slavery
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ancient Rome
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Slavery was widespread and integral to the economy in ancient Rome, with slaves serving various roles such as household work, farming, and entertainment.
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7
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6
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aqueduct
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ancient Rome
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Aqueducts were crucial for water supply in ancient Rome.
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6
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7
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cicero
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Ancient Rome
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Cicero was a prominent Roman statesman, orator, and philosopher known for his eloquence and influence in politics.
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6
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8
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family
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Ancient Rome
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Extended family structures and strong family bonds were common in Ancient Roman culture.
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6
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9
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proconsul
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Ancient Rome
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In Ancient Rome, a proconsul was a Senate-appointed governor of a province with imperium.
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6
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10
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saturnalia
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Ancient Rome
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The ancient Roman festival of Saturnalia honored Saturn with feasting, gift-giving, and role reversals.
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6
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11
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tyrant
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ancient Rome
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In ancient Rome, a tyrant was a leader who seized power and ruled oppressively without legal justification.
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6
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12
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vandal
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Ancient Rome
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The Vandals, a Germanic tribe, sacked and plundered Rome in 455 AD, leading to the association of 'vandal' with destruction.
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6
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13
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aquila
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Ancient Rome
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Aquila was a prominent symbol of power and military prowess in Ancient Roman and Greek armies.
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5
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14
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domus
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Ancient Rome
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The domus was the standard housing for wealthy elite Romans, symbolizing status and serving as a social center.
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5
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15
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entertainment
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Ancient Rome
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Entertainment in Ancient Rome included gladiator contests, chariot races, and theatrical performances.
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5
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16
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insulae
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Ancient Rome
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Insulae were crowded, multi-story apartment buildings commonly inhabited by lower class residents in ancient Rome.
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5
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17
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glory
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ancient Rome
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In ancient Rome, glory in battle was highly valued and sought after.
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4
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18
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religion
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Ancient Rome
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Religion was integral to both public and private life in Ancient Rome, with the worship of gods and religious festivals being central.
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4
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19
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rhetoric
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Ancient Rome
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Rhetoric was essential for education and persuasion in Ancient Rome.
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4
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20
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victory
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Ancient Rome
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Victory in Ancient Rome was celebrated with triumphal processions, offerings, and monetary rewards as a symbol of military glory and power.
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4
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21
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architecture
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Ancient Rome
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Ancient Roman architecture was characterized by grand public buildings featuring arches, domes, and columns.
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3
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22
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arena
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Ancient Rome
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In ancient Rome, the arena was used for gladiator contests and brutal public spectacles.
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3
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23
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bronze
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ancient Rome
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Bronze was commonly used for sculpting, making armor, and creating weapons in ancient Roman culture.
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3
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24
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governor
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Ancient Rome
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In Ancient Rome, a governor was a appointed administrator and military commander of a province or region.
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3
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25
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latin language
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Ancient Rome
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Latin language in Ancient Rome had different forms, including classical for literature and vulgar for common speech.
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3
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26
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oracle
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Ancient Rome
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In Ancient Rome, oracles were respected and sought after by priests and rulers for divine guidance and prophecy.
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3
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27
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palatine hill
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Ancient Rome
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The Palatine Hill was the aristocratic center of Ancient Rome, housing the residences of emperors and aristocrats.
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3
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28
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salve
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ancient Rome
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Salve was used as both a medicinal ointment and a greeting in ancient Roman culture.
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3
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29
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she wolf
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Ancient Rome
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In Ancient Roman culture, the she wolf is linked to the myth of Romulus and Remus, the founders of Rome.
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3
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30
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aetna
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Ancient Rome
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Aetna was a notable landmark and active volcano in ancient Sicily, recognized in the Roman Empire.
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2
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31
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amphitheatre
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Ancient Rome
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Ancient Roman amphitheatres were utilized for gladiator contests, public spectacles, and theatrical performances.
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2
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32
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aqueducts
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ancient Rome
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Aqueducts were an engineering marvel used for water transportation in ancient Rome.
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2
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33
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armies
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Ancient Rome
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Ancient Roman armies symbolized power, conquest, and expansion through military might.
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2
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34
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battle formations
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Ancient Rome
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The phalanx formation was a common strategic tactic in ancient Roman warfare, using shields and spears.
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2
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35
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citizenship
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Ancient Rome
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In ancient Rome, citizenship was a privileged status given to free residents with legal rights and government participation.
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2
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36
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conquests
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Ancient Rome
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Ancient Rome expanded its dominance through conquests and invasions.
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2
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37
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crowned champion
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Ancient Rome
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In ancient Rome, victors were crowned with laurel wreaths to symbolize triumph.
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2
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38
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eagle
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Ancient Rome
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Eagles symbolized power and military might in Ancient Rome and European cultures.
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2
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39
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family structure
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Ancient Rome
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Paterfamilias had significant control in the patriarchal family structure of Ancient Rome.
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2
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40
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freedman
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Ancient Rome
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In Ancient Rome, a freedman was a former slave with restricted legal rights and social status.
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2
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41
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garrison
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Ancient Rome
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In Ancient Rome, a garrison was a group of soldiers stationed to defend cities or forts.
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2
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42
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government
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Ancient Rome
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Ancient Rome had a complex government system with elected officials and emperors as rulers.
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2
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43
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hierarchies
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Ancient Rome
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Hierarchies were essential to government, military, and social structures in Ancient Rome, with clear authority distinctions.
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2
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44
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mars
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Ancient Rome
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Mars, the Roman god of war, was a significant figure in ancient mythology.
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2
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45
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obelisk
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Ancient Rome
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Obelisks in ancient Rome were monumental structures representing power and glory, located in public squares and historical sites.
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2
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46
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parthian shot
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Ancient Rome
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The Parthian shot was a famous tactic used by the skilled cavalry of the Parthian Empire against ancient Rome.
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2
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47
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sentry
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Ancient Rome
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Sentries played a crucial role in guarding key locations in ancient Rome and faced severe consequences for failure.
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2
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48
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sling
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Ancient Rome
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Ancient Roman soldiers commonly used slings as weapons in warfare.
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2
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49
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veto
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Ancient Rome
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Consuls in Ancient Rome used the veto to halt or postpone Senate proceedings.
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2
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50
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victor
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Ancient Rome
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In Ancient Rome, a 'victor' represented military success and held influence over the fate of the defeated.
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2
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51
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violence
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Ancient Rome
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Violence was an important aspect of entertainment and power in Ancient Rome.
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2
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52
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warrior's ethos
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ancient Rome
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In ancient Roman culture, the warrior's ethos revolved around the weapon as a symbol of glory and honor in battle.
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2
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53
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ancient currency
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Ancient Rome
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In ancient Rome, gold and silver coins were common for trade and symbolized wealth and status.
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1
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54
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armory
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Ancient Rome
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Armory in Ancient Rome was historically important for the production and storage of weapons, often connected to warfare and conquest.
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1
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55
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athletes
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Ancient Rome
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In Ancient Rome, athletes were highly respected and celebrated for their physical abilities, taking part in religious ceremonies and competitions.
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1
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56
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augustine
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Ancient Rome
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Augustine in Ancient Rome referred to members of the highest social class, associated with nobility and elite status.
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1
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57
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battle trained dogs
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Ancient Rome
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Ancient Romans utilized battle trained dogs to attack and protect soldiers in battles.
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1
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58
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beaker
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Ancient Rome
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Ancient Romans used ornate ceramic or metal beakers for special occasions.
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1
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59
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black cats
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Ancient Rome
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In Ancient Rome, black cats were revered as sacred animals associated with the goddess of liberty.
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1
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60
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canis
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Ancient Rome
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Dogs were revered as loyal companions in Ancient Rome and continue to be popular pets in modern Europe.
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1
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61
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celebrating solstices
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Ancient Rome
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Ancient Romans celebrated solstices with theatrical performances and grand processions.
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1
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62
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chorus
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Ancient Rome
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In ancient Roman culture, a chorus was a group of dancers and singers who performed together in Greek and Roman drama and poetry.
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1
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63
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columba
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Ancient Rome
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In Ancient Rome, the columba was considered a sacred bird and used for divination and prophecy.
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1
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64
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commander
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Ancient Rome
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In Ancient Roman culture, a commander was a military leader with political influence involved in governing the state.
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1
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65
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conquer opponent
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Ancient Rome
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Ancient Roman culture celebrated conquering opponents as a way to increase territory and power.
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1
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66
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councilor
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Ancient Rome
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A councilor in Ancient Rome was a member of the ruling body with aristocratic or elite status.
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1
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67
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defensive fortifications
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Ancient Rome
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Ancient Rome built defensive fortifications with walls and gates to protect the city from external threats.
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1
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68
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destroy enemy
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Ancient Rome
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Ancient Roman culture glorified and celebrated destroying enemies through conquest and warfare to expand territory and demonstrate power.
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1
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69
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fight
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Ancient Rome
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Fighting in Ancient Rome was often viewed as a means to settle disputes and demonstrate strength and courage.
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1
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70
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fleet
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Ancient Rome
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Fleets were essential for the growth of trade and naval strength in Ancient Rome.
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1
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71
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forum
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Ancient Rome
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Ancient Rome had public forums for assemblies and discussions.
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1
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72
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gold medal
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Ancient Rome
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The gold medal was a symbol of honor and prestige in artistic and intellectual competitions in ancient Rome.
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1
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73
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hemlock
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Ancient Rome
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Ancient Romans used hemlock as a method of execution, famously in the case of Socrates.
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1
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74
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high priest
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Ancient Rome
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In Ancient Rome, the high priest was the chief administrator of religious rites and ceremonies associated with specific temples or churches.
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1
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75
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holding captive
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Ancient Rome
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In Ancient Rome, holding captives for political or military purposes was an accepted practice.
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1
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76
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hospitality
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Ancient Rome
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In ancient Rome, hospitality was highly valued and guests were expected to be treated with great respect and generosity.
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1
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77
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justice
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Ancient Rome
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Justice in ancient Rome was often delivered through public spectacles, such as gladiator games and public executions.
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1
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78
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laurel wreath
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Ancient Rome
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The laurel wreath was a symbol of victory and achievement in Ancient Roman culture.
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1
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79
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lead ii carbonate
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Ancient Rome
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Lead II carbonate, known as white lead or lead white, was used in Ancient Rome as a white pigment in paintings and cosmetics.
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1
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80
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long robes
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Ancient Rome
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In Ancient Rome, long robes were historically worn by citizens as a symbol of social status and privilege.
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1
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81
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marriage customs
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Ancient Rome
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Marriage customs in ancient Rome involved arranged marriages for political and social advantages.
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1
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82
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morality
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Ancient Rome
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In Ancient Rome, morality was intricately linked to societal norms and emphasized virtues like self-control, piety, and loyalty to the state.
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1
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83
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olympic flame
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Ancient Rome
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The Olympic flame in Ancient Rome symbolized the continuity of ancient traditions and the unity of the Olympic Games.
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1
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84
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perfect numbers
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Ancient Rome
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Ancient Romans were fascinated by perfect numbers, believing them had mystical and divine significance.
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1
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85
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polytheism
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Ancient Rome
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Ancient Romans practiced polytheism, believing in multiple gods and goddesses as a central part of their religion.
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1
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86
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prudence
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Ancient Rome
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Prudence was one of the four cardinal virtues highly valued in decision making and ethical behavior in ancient Roman culture.
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1
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87
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pyxis
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Ancient Rome
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Ancient Greek and Roman women used pyxides as small cylindrical boxes to store jewelry, cosmetics, and other small items.
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1
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88
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reprieve
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Ancient Rome
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In Ancient Rome, a reprieve was often granted by a monarch for political or strategic reasons.
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1
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89
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sac
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Ancient Rome
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The sac was a pouch or bag used in ancient Roman and pagan religious rituals to carry offerings or sacred items.
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1
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90
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salt
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Ancient Rome
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Ancient Rome highly valued salt for its historical significance, as a form of currency, trade, and food preservation.
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1
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91
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siege food supplies
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Ancient Rome
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Ancient Romans placed a high priority on stockpiling food and resources to endure extended sieges.
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1
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92
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silk
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Ancient Rome
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Silk was highly valued in ancient Roman culture as a symbol of wealth and social status.
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1
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93
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steam engine
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Ancient Rome
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The steam engine was not known or utilized as a historical advancement in Ancient Rome.
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1
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94
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treasury
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Ancient Rome
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The treasury in Ancient Rome was a designated space to store and manage valuable items like gold and silver.
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1
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95
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waging war
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Ancient Rome
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War was viewed as a tool for territorial expansion, wealth acquisition, and dominance assertion in ancient Roman culture, typically led by the noble or ruling class.
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1
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96
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wedding
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Ancient Rome
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Wedding ceremonies in ancient Rome involved specific rituals and ceremonies, including the tying of the knot.
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1
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