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The Roman Empire bordered three significant bodies of water: the Mediterranean Sea, which was central to its trade and military routes; the Adriatic Sea, separating Italy from the Balkans; and the Black Sea, which provided access to the east and facilitated trade with various cultures. These bodies of water were crucial for the expansion and influence of Roman commerce and naval power.

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