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Civilization III (2001)

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Roman Civilization
The Roman civilization was one of the largest.
and most influential in world history.
It was founded in the 8th century BC.
and flourished between the 6th century BC and the 5th century AD.
The Roman civilization included achievements in architecture, law,
engineering, culture, art, philosophy, science.
and make great contributions to these fields in world history.

Architecture was an important part of the Roman civilization,
with famous buildings such as the Colosseum, the Roman Citadel,
and streets with stone paths cut through the city. Roman law developed into a diverse and complex legal system,
became an inspiration for modern legal systems. Rome is also famous for its culture, which includes poetry and drama.
and music, and made major contributions to philosophy and science.

The Roman civilization contributed much to the development of the world. It sets the standards for architecture, law, art and science,
and has a profound influence on the culture and way of life of European countries and the world.
Rome is also an important part of world history,
and its civilization still contributes to various areas of modern life.
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