Cases and Romans

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Romans and cases are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Romans" instead a noun "Cases".

Romans noun - A New Testament book containing an exposition of the doctrines of Saint Paul; written in AD 58.

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Cases and romans are semantically related. You can use "Cases" instead a noun "Romans".

Both cases involve Civil War, so it's important that those seeking war not be seen to incite it, as war against fellow Romans is more difficult to justify than war against foreigners.

Source: Pretext for War
It initially went well for the Romans in most cases, but one of the things that stopped the Roman Empire's expansion was because they ran out of rich opponents to steamroll and pillage with their (very expensive) superior army.

Source: Soldier vs. Warrior

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