Greeks Vs Romans

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We can notice that both, the Greeks and the Romans are great empires that form a part of the world’s history however they have different aspects that make them different. First at all, women were treated in different ways in each civilization. Second, they have their own person to venerated and also, they see them in different way and third they had their own way of entertainment.

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