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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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Sabines
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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"...that they fight back the neighbors. The neighbors are called the Sabines. The Sabines decide, listen, we can't put them in war but at..."
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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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"the women come and run between them and beg the new husbands and their fathers and brothers not to fight. At this point, Romulus..."
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"...memorable event in Roman history. It's called the Rape of the Sabine Woman. Okay. And these are different artworks depicting the event. Okay. So..."
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"Then it was that the Sabine women whose wrongs had led to the war, throwing off all womanish fears in their distress, went boldly..."
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"...the feast. This is almost a reenactment of the rape of Sabine woman, right?"
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"...death of Lucretia, Musius burning his hand, the rape of the Sabine woman, and they use it as entertainment for the societies, okay? So..."
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"...poor kingdom. Always at war with its neighbors, okay? Primarily the Sabines over here, and then you have other tribes as well. At this..."
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