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Roman values of discipline strength and loyalty characterized a person with the virtue of what
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Roman values of discipline strength and loyalty characterized a person with the virtue of what

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Roman values of discipline strength and loyalty characterized a person with the virtue of a solider in the military, since Rome's power both domestically and abroad came from its strong military force.
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