The Imperium Romanum was destined to dominate the ancient world for many centuries to come. This fact is reflected by Roman mentality and selfrepresentation, which construed the empire as a world-spanning empire. This paper reconsiders the development of this fiction and explores its reception in Roman society with a particular focus on the transportation infrastructure and its utilisation.
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