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Member of roman landholding upper class?
A member of an upper class family in Rome was a patrician throughout Roman history, the monarchy, the republic and the rule by emperors.
What was Zeus known as in Rome?
Jupiter.[not the planet]
What is the city of Rome known as?
The Eternal City.
What are the most famous known Rome building?
# # == The Colosseum== #
How did rome treat other religions?
Rome was very tolerant of other religions. Rome was a mixture of people from all over the known ancient world.
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