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How did the landmarks of ancient Rome reflect power and glory of the roman empire?
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The triumphal arches and columns celebrated Roman victories in battle. The gigantic size of the Colosseum expressed the grandeur of the emperor, the ability to build such a big structures and to fund it (it was funded with the spoils of the siege and destruction of Jerusalem). Many buildings were built to impress and display the wealth and power of Rome and her emperors.
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