This analysis explores transportation infrastructure and its impact on spatial perceptions in Roman society, indicating cultural significance.
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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