Sabini morte
Definition
The death of the Sabines, a neighboring tribe of ancient Rome. This event is significant because it led to the integration and assimilation of the Sabines into Roman society.
Related terms
Integration: The process of combining or incorporating different groups or elements into a unified whole.
Assimilation: The absorption and adoption of the customs, traditions, and culture of one group by another.
Societal transformation: A fundamental change in the structure or organization of a society.
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AP Latin - 7.2 Caesar, Gallic War, Book 5, Chapters 41-43
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