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The document discusses a 2013-2015 project called the Comenius Project where students learned about classical Roman times and games. Specifically, it mentions that Romans enjoyed playing dice and a game called "Tabula" where the goal was to get 3 pieces in a line, as instructed by the character Merellus.
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Roman Games
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- 2. Roman Games The Romans enjoyed playing. They played dice.
- 4. They played « Tabula »
- 7. Merellus : you must put 3 pieces on the same line !