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Most residents of ancient Rome lived in
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Most residents of ancient Rome lived in

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apartment-style buildings.

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Most residents of ancient Rome lived in the insula (plural) insulae: a kind of apartment building They were built in timber or mud bricks, and vere often overcrowded and in danger of collapsing or catching a fire.
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