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From which locations in the empire did Rome import grain to feed its people?
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From which locations in the empire did Rome import grain to feed its people?

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Egypt, northern Africa, and Sicily were the principal sources of grain to feed the population of Rome, estimated at one million people at its peak.
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Egypt is one of the main sources of grain.

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