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... Roman admonition ; Go , tell the Romans that the gods are willing that my Rome should be the capital of the world ; let them study warfare ; and let them know and teach their children that no human forces can resist the Roman arms ...
... Roman admonition ; Go , tell the Romans that the gods are willing that my Rome should be the capital of the world ; let them study warfare ; and let them know and teach their children that no human forces can resist the Roman arms ...
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... Roman youth with such a love of learning and improvement , that , renouncing all other employments , they ran ( as ... Roman tongue and dress without the formality of a law ; which was equally necessary to allow the Romans who were there ...
... Roman youth with such a love of learning and improvement , that , renouncing all other employments , they ran ( as ... Roman tongue and dress without the formality of a law ; which was equally necessary to allow the Romans who were there ...
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... Roman . But the effect which they probably aimed at naturally resulted from this principle of exclusion : their neighbours , long after becoming their subjects , were kept in a state of more complete separation from them than could have ...
... Roman . But the effect which they probably aimed at naturally resulted from this principle of exclusion : their neighbours , long after becoming their subjects , were kept in a state of more complete separation from them than could have ...
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