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Hello, since your real question is whether there is a gap between theory and practice of the power of the paterfamilias, I have to tell you that such a gap did not exist during the Roman monarchy
Hello, in ancient Greek theatre the actors were always men and women were not allowed to play a part in a tragedy or comedy as they had very few rights. Therefore the only one reason why women were
Hello, Actually Rome and its great civilization has been a real fact, of course, not only an idea, since first the Roman Kingdom (753 BC-509 BC) within central Italy only, later the Roman Republic
Hello, Actually I’ve tried to find a primary source whence such a date can come, but I have to point out that I found no evidence for 670 BC as the exact /approximate date of invention of ironworking
Hello, Actually this question, which seems to be so simple, is very broad, instead, as it would need a long explanation so that you can understand the numerous complex reasons that caused the final
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