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The three principles Jiang says formed Rome's Hannibal-era mythology of sacrifice.
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piety, liberty, and republica
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"...was based on three principles, right? The three principles are piety, liberty, and republica. And because of these three principles, every Roman felt he..."
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"...this was a contradiction. And suddenly, these three values, okay, piety, liberty, and republica, these values that made Rome strong were now problems for..."
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"...responsibility is to uphold the tradition of Rome, which is piety, liberty, and republica."
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"...like change in general. Okay? They liked the idea of piety, liberty, and republica, which means things must stay the way they are. And..."
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"...Okay? The system as it's set up, which focuses on piety, liberty, and republica, it's a contradiction now. And this contradiction cannot be internally..."
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"...Roman, what you have been taught is these three ideas, piety, liberty, and republica, which is to say no one is above Rome. Everyone..."
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"...So, these three characteristics that define the Roman identity, right? Piety, liberty, and republica. I want to explain them slowly. Okay? So, what the..."
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