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The Roman Collection is a 3 part publication composed of Rome: Laws and Judicial Systems, Rome: Religious Customs, and Rome: A History parts 1 and 2. As a whole, the work is at the core of Invictan culture and tradition, and holds a special place in its history. The collection resides in the Temple of Romulus, Invictus. |
The Roman Collection is a 3 part publication composed of Rome: Laws and Judicial Systems, Rome: Religious Customs, and Rome: A History parts 1 and 2. As a whole, the work is at the core of [[Invictus|Invictan]] culture and tradition, and holds a special place in its ethnic history. The collection resides in the Temple of Romulus, [[Invictus]]. |
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The Roman Collection is a 3 part publication composed of Rome: Laws and Judicial Systems, Rome: Religious Customs, and Rome: A History parts 1 and 2. As a whole, the work is at the core of Invictan culture and tradition, and holds a special place in its ethnic history. The collection resides in the Temple of Romulus, Invictus.