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	Since 1870 '''Rome''' has been the capital of [[Italy]], however before that it was the major city in the [[Papal State]]s. For much of the [[Middle Ages]] and [[Renaissance]] it was the city of the [[pope]]s, although some of them headed out to [[Avignon]].		Since 1870 '''Rome''' has been the capital of [[Italy]], however before that it was the major city in the [[Papal State]]s. For much of the [[Middle Ages]] and [[Renaissance]] it was the city of the [[pope]]s, although some of them headed out to [[Avignon]].

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	Since 1870 '''Rome''' has been the capital of [[Italy]], however before that it was the major city in the [[Papal State]]s. For much of the [[Middle Ages]] and [[Renaissance]] it was the city of the [[pope]]s, although some of them headed out to [[Avignon]].		Since 1870 '''Rome''' has been the capital of [[Italy]], however before that it was the major city in the [[Papal State]]s. For much of the [[Middle Ages]] and [[Renaissance]] it was the city of the [[pope]]s, although some of them headed out to [[Avignon]].

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	Since 1870 '''Rome''' has been the capital of [[Italy]], however before that it was the major city in the [[Papal State]]s. For much of the [[Middle Ages]] and [[Renaissance]] it was the city of the [[pope]]s, although some of them headed out to [[Avignon]].		Since 1870 '''Rome''' has been the capital of [[Italy]], however before that it was the major city in the [[Papal State]]s. For much of the [[Middle Ages]] and [[Renaissance]] it was the city of the [[pope]]s, although some of them headed out to [[Avignon]].

	Before the [[middle ages]], Rome was the seat and centre of the [[Roman Empire]]. The [[Fall of Rome]] in the [[7th century]] [[C.E.]] ~~marks~~ the beginning of ~~what is considered~~ [[~~period~~]] ~~in the~~ [[~~SCA~~]].		Before the [[middle ages]], Rome was the seat and centre of the [[Roman Empire]]. The [[Fall of Rome]] in the [[7th century]] [[C.E.]] is considered by many to mark the beginning of the [[SCA]] [[period]].

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	Since 1870 '''Rome''' has been the capital of [[Italy]], however before that it was the major city in the [[Papal State]]s. For much of the [[Middle Ages]] and [[Renaissance]] it was the city of the [[pope]]s, although some of them headed out to [[Avignon]].		Since 1870 '''Rome''' has been the capital of [[Italy]], however before that it was the major city in the [[Papal State]]s. For much of the [[Middle Ages]] and [[Renaissance]] it was the city of the [[pope]]s, although some of them headed out to [[Avignon]].

			Before the [[middle ages]], Rome was the seat and centre of the [[Roman Empire]]. The [[Fall of Rome]] in the [[7th century]] [[C.E.]] marks the beginning of what is considered [[period]] in the [[SCA]].
	It is a place that is very old, and borrowed much of its early culture from the [[Greek]]s.

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	It is a place that is very old, and borrowed much of its early culture from the [[Greek]]s.		It is a place that is very old, and borrowed much of its early culture from the [[Greek]]s.

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			Since 1870 '''Rome''' has been the capital of [[Italy]], however before that it was the major city in the [[Papal State]]s. For much of the [[Middle Ages]] and [[Renaissance]] it was the city of the [[pope]]s, although some of them headed out to [[Avignon]].
	The capital of [[Italy]].

	a place that is very old, and ~~'stole'~~ ~~all~~ ~~it's~~ culture from the ~~greeks~~.		It is a place that is very old, and borrowed much of its early culture from the [[Greek]]s.

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The capital of [[Italy]].

a place that is very old, and 'stole' all it's culture from the greeks.