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What was the name of the roman highway that connected rome with southern Italy?
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What is a Roman highway called?
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What country is the roman coluseum and what city is it in?
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Where is Roman Cathlicism most common in Europe?
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Who has travelled on the Via Egnatia?
Local travellers from Illyria, Greece and Thrace (the areas crossed by this road), local traders, long distance merchants, Roman armies, Roman officials and Roman emperors. This was an important road because it connected Italy (after crossing the sea between southern Italy and Albania) to Asia.
What Western Europe countries did the Roman Empire Counquer?
Italy, Malta, Spain, Portugal, France, Luxembourg, Belgium, southern Holland, southern Germany, Austria, Lichtenstein,Switzerland and England and Wales.
Who led attack on Roman proviances in 218 BC?
In 218 BC Hannibal invaded Italy. After routing the Romans and their allies three times, his campaign lingered in southern Italy and then came to a dead end.
Which continent marks the southern most point of the roman empire?
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