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24 January, 10:32

What Roman architectural invention allowed them to make larger enclosed buildings than the Greeks?

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  1. 24 January, 10:41
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    Cement was Roman architectural invention allowed them to make larger enclosed buildings than the Greeks, Romans were firs who used cement on a wider scale
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