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Europe and the Faith Chapter 1 - (Cont.)
In which we observe the Roman Empire not as a mere collection of separate nations but as a singular, all-encompassing civilisation, united by shared customs, laws, and a sense of civic belonging that transcended local differences. This episode deftly contrasts the modern notion of divided states with the ancient Roman vision of a single world-state, illustrating the enduring legacy of that unity amidst local liberties and diverse languages.
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