The Roman Empire and the Wider World: The Two-way Trade of Goods, Culture, Knowledge and Religion BN_Top_100 snowflakes

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The Roman Empire and the Wider World: The Two-way Trade of Goods, Culture, Knowledge and Religion BN_Top_100 snowflakesExplores Romes extensive trade and diplomatic relations with distant lands, revealing a twoway exchange of goods, ideas, and cultures. Much has been written about the great extent encompassed by the Roman Empire's borders, their armies attempts to expand and defend them, and about the extent to which Romanization imposed a uniform culture within them. But far less attention has been lavished on Rome's relations with the wider world that lay beyond