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In my casual research into Roman war history, references are made to how poor Rome was at diplomacy with other societies (mostly in regard to wars/conquests in mid 1st century BC). Were Romans really such poor diplomats, and what made them so?
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How did cities like Ancient Rome and Athens handle sewage?
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In my casual research into Roman war history, references are made to how poor Rome was at diplomacy with other societies (mostly in regard to wars/conquests in mid 1st century BC). Were Romans really such poor diplomats, and what made them so?
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How did cities like Ancient Rome and Athens handle sewage?
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