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5 November, 18:42

What does mare nostrum mean, and why did the romans use the term?

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    Mare Nostrum means Our Sea, which in the the case of the Romans, it was the Mediterranean Sea they were referring to. They would have used this term because of how important the Mediterranean Sea was to them in all ways.
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