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They tell time!

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Mean people that oppress their civilians and do everything to help themselves, Rome invented them...

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Thousands of small glass tiles make up this beautiful work of art!

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A language not spoken anymore, but a building block to hundreds of other languages, such as Italian, Spanish, French, German and even American (wait, no I mean English).

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A common form of government found even today! Here. In America.

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Does not exist anymore, but once was one of the largest stadiums in the universe (unless some alien race has a bigger one, probably those darn Martians).

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Yes! Really!

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A neat structure served as a "Temple for All Gods", found in Rome and not to be confused with the Grecian Parthenon.

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Religion once despised by the Romans, which then came to be admired by them and eventually the entire world.

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One of the first civilizations to truly care about germs and public health, Romans took great strides to provide proper sanitation from diseases and pathogens.

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An un-unrecognizable piece of architecture used to transport water across large areas, with this one being found in Segovia, Spain.

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A famous arena found inside the city of Rome, this place once served as the stage for Gladiator Battles and will always remind me of the Coliseum Battle in Star Wars: Attack of the Clones.