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... Rome combined in her citizen body almost as many peoples , though as many races , as the United Nations . She evolved such a flexible system that a native of Spain or Gaul could reach the position of Emperor at Rome by peace- ful means ...
... Rome combined in her citizen body almost as many peoples , though as many races , as the United Nations . She evolved such a flexible system that a native of Spain or Gaul could reach the position of Emperor at Rome by peace- ful means ...
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... Rome had no international relations but only a task of defending the frontiers against the barbarians . Yet Roman practices in foreign affairs are not without interest . From early days , decisions of war and peace and the negotiation ...
... Rome had no international relations but only a task of defending the frontiers against the barbarians . Yet Roman practices in foreign affairs are not without interest . From early days , decisions of war and peace and the negotiation ...
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... Rome " was but an incident in a century of turmoil , but it marked the end of the Western Empire as a political entity . Yet Rome dead was more powerful than Rome alive . The city remained the seat of the Papacy , which asserted its ...
... Rome " was but an incident in a century of turmoil , but it marked the end of the Western Empire as a political entity . Yet Rome dead was more powerful than Rome alive . The city remained the seat of the Papacy , which asserted its ...
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A BOOK OF ORIGINS | 31 |
Early CityStates and Kingdoms | 35 |
The Greek State System c 431 B C | 48 |
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