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Imperial money corrupted republican competition: office could be bought through bribery, then repaid through provincial exploitation, wars, enslavement, and triumphs.
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Imperial money corrupted republican competition: office could be bought through bribery, then repaid through provincial exploitation, wars, enslavement, and triumphs.
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"...office, you could then become a general to go off to provinces to fight wars to win new territory for Rome."
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"...debt to win the political office, when you went to a province, you did two things. First of all, you exploited the local people...."
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