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Enhanced PromptAncient roman empire, geographical location, strategic trade routes, historical significance, political boundaries, territorial expansion, greek city-states, hellespontic strait, bosphorus, dardanelles region, archaeological sites, ruins of ancient cities, roman conquests, cultural exchange, mythological stories, historical events, famous generals, architectural achievements, roman engineering feats, aqueducts, roads, bridges, temples, amphitheaters, roman legions, military campaigns, battles won, territories conquered, roman citizenship, senatorial class, patrician families, plebeian struggles, roman mythology, gods and goddesses, pantheon, augury, haruspicy, soothsaying, omens, portents, historical records, roman annals, latin inscriptions, archaeological artifacts, numismatics, coins, currency, trade networks, merchant guilds, commerce, maritime trade, sea routes, ports, harbors, naval warfare, roman navy, warships, trireme, corvus, roman fleet, imperial provinces, administrative divisions, governors, procurators, tax collection, tributes, tribute-paying vassal states, roman law, jurists, lawyers, legal codes, civil law, procedural law, public law, private law, property rights, contracts, wills, inheritance, family law, marriage, divorce, adoption, guardianship, tutelage, patronage, client-patron relationships, social hierarchy, equestrian order, knights, equites, senators, consuls, praetors, censors, magistrates, aediles, quaestors, tribunes, assemblies, comitia, popular assemblies, senate, curia, voting procedures, electoral reforms, roman calendar, julian calendar, solar year, lunisolar cycle, intercalation, leap years, festivals, rituals, sacrifices, games, chariot racing, gladiatorial combat, naumachiae, theatrical performances, public entertainment, bread and circuses, populares, optimates, factional politics, conspiracies, assassinations, power struggles, imperial succession, emperors, caesars, principate, autocracy, imperial cult, divine right of kings, emperor worship, imperial iconography, coinage, statues, triumphs, arches, columns, monuments, basilicas, forums, markets, agoras, agora, stoas, basilica, forum, inscription, epitaph, tombstones, funerary art, mausolea, catacombs, burial practices, cremation, inhumation, ancestor worship, ancestral cults, familial piety, dutiful sons, pietas, filial devotion, maternal love, matronly virtues, matronae, materfamilias, female influence, women's roles, household management, domestic duties, weaving, spinning, textile production, woolworking, clothing, fashion, jewelry, adornment, beauty standards, cosmetics, hairstyles, facial makeup, perfumes, fragrances, aromatics, incense, luxury goods, exotic spices, fine wines, gourmet cuisine, banquets, symposia, conviviality, hospitality, guest-friendship, xenia, philoxenia, generosity, largesse, benefactors, patrons, sycophants, flattery, obsequiousness, eulogies, panegyrics, laudatory speeches, rhetorical devices, tropes, figures of speech, literary techniques, poetry, epic poetry, didactic poetry, elegiac poetry, lyric poetry, satire, invective, irony, sarcasm, humor, wit, jests, witticisms, aphorisms, proverbs, sayings, maxims, apothegms, epigrams, hexameter, meter, rhythm, alliteration, assonance, consonance, onomatopoeia, metaphor, simile, personification, allegory, symbolism, imagery, description, narrative voice, narrative structure, plot development, character development, character motivation, theme, message, moral lesson, historical context, cultural relevance, authorial intent, reader engagement, reader response, reception theory, literary criticism, interpretation, analysis, close reading, contextualization, periodization, genre studies, comparative literature, cross-cultural