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The mentality Jiang extracts from Roman legends: violence, immigration, sacrifice, and survival for Rome.
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Roman psychology
The mentality Jiang extracts from Roman legends: violence, immigration, sacrifice, and survival for Rome.
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The Romulus and Remus legend is read as evidence that Romans saw violence, even killing one's brother, as lying at the core of human existence when ordained by the gods.
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"...we can sort of understand or make some extrapolations about the Roman psychology. They believe that violence is at the core of human existence,..."
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"...Rome. All right? Again, from this legend, we can understand the Roman psychology which is everything can be sacrificed in the pursuit of Roman..."
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"Okay? So, basically, the Greeks invented history. The Romans, they basically elevate their history into mythology. Their, their history became their religion. Okay? So,..."
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"Okay? But, as the case with these legends, the person charged with killing the twins takes pity on them and somehow they are left..."
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Hannibal can destroy an army, but he cannot make Rome accept defeat.
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