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The Sabine women legend is read as teaching that Rome can absorb outsiders into citizenship and that everything, including morals, can be sacrificed for Roman survival.
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The Sabine women legend is read as teaching that Rome can absorb outsiders into citizenship and that everything, including morals, can be sacrificed for Roman survival.
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"And that's the founding legend of Rome. And from this legend we can sort of understand or make some extrapolations about the Roman psychology...."
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"Rome only has males. So, we will just isolate Rome. Our daughters will not marry into Rome and in 20 years time, Rome will..."
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"...psychology which is everything can be sacrificed in the pursuit of Roman glory and basically to ensure that Rome survives. Okay? Because what matters..."
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