Lower Saxony Zentralabitur Latin Practice Questions - Lower Saxony Zentralabitur Latin (Latein) Exam

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In Livy's account of early Rome (ab urbe condita), what does the legend of Romulus and Remus primarily illustrate for Roman self-understanding?

That Rome's founders were foreign kings invited by the Senate A divinely sanctioned origin combined with a founding act of fratricide that Roman writers had to reconcile with civic virtue That Rome was founded purely through peaceful treaty with the Sabines That the founding story was rejected by all Roman historians as fiction

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A divinely sanctioned origin combined with a founding act of fratricide that Roman writers had to reconcile with civic virtue

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