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| A long era of peace in Rome that began with Augustus and lasted until A.D. 180 |
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| rows of arches that were often built against one another |
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| works that poked fun at human weaknesses. They were written by Horace |
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| poems that express strong emotions about life. These were also my Horace. |
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| the study of body structure |
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| long troughs supported by rows of arches that carried water over long distances |
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| a Greek philosophy encouraged Romans to live in a practical way. |
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| rapidly increasing prices |
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| exchange goods without using money |
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| political changes to make things better |
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| pictures made from many bits of colored glass or stone |
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| a person who stands in for a ruler who is too young or too ill to govern |
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