Augustus and Ancient Rome
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Under Augustus, Rome became the largest and most magnificent empire in history. People traveled within the empire on horseback, in ox-drawn carts, or by foot. The main meal of the day was called CENA.
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- 10. With Augustus as Emperor, Rome became e biggest and most beautiful Empire history.
- 23. People travelled on land on horseback, in carts pulled by oxen, or walking
- 25. CENA was the main meal of the day.