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Rome, cité universelle. De César à Caracalla 70 av. J-C. - 212 apr. J.-C. Proche et Moyen Orient but does not interfere withThe history of Rome depicted in this volume is that of the apogee of a "global" empire. How did a small city come to dominate a range of lands stretching from Scotland and the Danube to the African desert, from the Atlantic to the Near East, and to establish this domination in a way that was lasting enough to profoundly mark the history of all these territories? The success of Roman rule was largely due to an open conception of citizenship. The census