Ancient Greece and Rome

Ancient Romans were hesitant to accept Christianity as their religion

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Aesop was a slave

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Hesperus is Sapphoś lover

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All cultural groups in Rome were treated equally

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The dog in The Dog and the Wolf valued his freedom more than having a home and being well fed

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The oak in The Oak and the Reed pities the reed because of its small size.

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The Athenian people valued their military and forced men to give their life to the military from the ages of 20 to 60.

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Mount Olympus is located roughly in the middle of Greece.

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Sulpicia is happy because she finally found a fitting partner.

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Horace wrote odes, lyric poems that addressed a particular subject.

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