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In Roman times, Pompeii would have been closer to the sea
whose healing properties were known even in Roman times, if not earlier.
In Roman times, children were regarded as not culpable for crimes,
the first greenhouses were probably built in Roman times to cultivate exotic fruits and vegetables.
The conflicts the characters experience are as relatable today as they were in Roman times or 1880, when Lew Wallace wrote the novel,” explains Daniel.
In Roman times, the country was divided into Judea,
became the most important road through the Balkan Peninsula in Roman times when it connected the city of Singidunum(today's Belgrade, Serbia)
Halmyris was the most easterly point of the Danubian border in Roman times and probably served as a supply centre for the fleet;
In Roman times, Newcastle- then called Pons Aelius- was a fort on Hadrian's Wall,
In Roman times, the Municipium Servicium was an important crossroad between the east and the south of the Balkans,
It seems that women in Roman times were as prone to pluck their eyebrows as they are today judging from the large collection of Roman tweezers that are also on display.
In Roman times,"Albania" was a name for the eastern Caucasus, while in the English languages"Albania"(or"Albany")
In Roman times, gnocchi were made from a semolina porridge-like dough mixed with eggs, and are still found in similar forms today,
Considering that the monastery is located in an area that was known in Roman times for its rich deposits of silver, lead
In Roman times,"Albania" was a name for the eastern Caucasus, while in the English languages"Albania"(or"Albany")
In Roman times, temples to Isis in Egypt could be built either in Egyptian style,
Ar Ruşāfah Resafa(Arabic:[reṣafa]), known in Roman times as Sergiopolis(which has namesakes) and briefly as Anastasiopolis,
In Roman times, when a fellow tried to bribe a public official, they would cut off his nose,
Resafa(Arabic: الرصافة[reṣafa]), known in Roman times as Sergiopolis(which has nameskes) and briefly as Anastasiopolis,