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Roxane 3 year s ago
#6 The fountains of Rome were at the end of aqueducts in order to remove the kinetic energy of the water at the end of its downhill flow. They shot it into the air and it fell harmlessly into the fountains.
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Gussie 3 year s ago
#1 If they were so damn clever then why didnt they invent zero???
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Elaine 3 year s ago
What about soap on a rope or legwarmers? Roman c#nts.
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Aline 3 year s ago
they invented the cesar salad , yes yes yes my friends
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Rilly 3 year s ago
These dudes were also packing each other’s fudge.
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Ora 3 year s ago
Rilly,That was the ancient Greeks not the Romans.
Roman Numerals
I don’t think anyone ever assumed that Roman numerals came from anywhere else. The numbers in the Roman Numeral system are represented by combinations of letters from the Latin alphabet. While Arabic numerals essentially took over in the 14th century (thanks to the use of zero, which helps immensely for mathematical equations) Roman Numerals are still seen all over the world today. That is VERY impressive.
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Roxane 3 year s ago
#6 The fountains of Rome were at the end of aqueducts in order to remove the kinetic energy of the water at the end of its downhill flow. They shot it into the air and it fell harmlessly into the fountains.
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Gussie 3 year s ago
#1 If they were so damn clever then why didnt they invent zero???
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Elaine 3 year s ago
What about soap on a rope or legwarmers? Roman c#nts.
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Aline 3 year s ago
they invented the cesar salad , yes yes yes my friends
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Rilly 3 year s ago
These dudes were also packing each other’s fudge.
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Ora 3 year s ago
Rilly,That was the ancient Greeks not the Romans.