roman empire and central asia
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2012
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Abstract
This article is aimed at retracing the interrelations of ancient Roman and Asian civilizations; a key focus is made on Asian cultural heritage. The commercial and trade commercial relations are considered, which led the way to development of both as well as military clashes and claiming territories by both civilizations. A due attention is paid to the influence of different ancient establishments on the Asian territory, converting thereafter Rome into a truly multicultural and cosmopolitan empire.
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| Authors | ;Ubaldo Lugli |
| Journal | proceedings of the indian academy of sciences: mathematical sciences |
| Year | 2012 |
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