The document summarizes aspects of ancient Roman culture and history in several sections: 1) It describes the founding of Rome by the twin brothers Romulus and Remus, who were rescued from death as infants by a she-wolf and later raised by a shepherd. They killed their wicked uncle and built the city of Rome together, fighting over its name. 2) It outlines the expansion of the Roman Empire throughout Europe under Julius Caesar's leadership and military campaigns. 3) It provides details on Roman bathing customs, military formations and armor, gladiatorial combat in the Colosseum involving humans and animals, and differences in diet between rich and poor Romans.

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2.  They were twins .
 They were washed away by there
wicked uncle but a she wolf found
them and rescued them.
 A sheperd took them away from the
she wolf and raised them.
 Romulus and Remus killed their
wicked uncle and built a city
together
 Romulus and Remus fought to death
to decide what to call the city.
 Romulus won the fight.
The name of the city was named Rome.

3.  The Roman Empire
started in Italy.
 The Romans spread all
around Europe and
were not defeated.
 Julius Caesar invaded
Britain first.

4.  The Romans did not wash there
self the slaves did it for them.
 The Romans did not use soap they
used oil
 The Romans went to the baths for
a chat
 Men and woman had baths at
different times

5.  The coliseum is over
2000 years old.
 It can hold over
80,000 people.
 The gladiators
fought to the death.
 Sometimes the
gladiators fought
lions and tigers

6.  A roman soldier is mostly
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protected from his shield
and armor.
The Romans soldiers
marched for 20 miles a day.
They wore helmets.
They wore armour.
They had swords

7.  They did the turtle
formation in battle.
 They did not get
hurt when they
done the turtle
formation.
 Nothing will hurt
them.

8.  The Roman
gladiators fought
lions and tigers.
 They fought at the
coliseum.

9.  The poor Romans
ate porridge and
bread and soup.
 And the rich
Romans had door
mice and meat.

10. Any questions?