1. The Destruction of Pompeii and the Future of Rome
... ;Portus Julius", home for western Imperial Fleet of ancient Rome, was located in Baiae, one of the most prosperous and commercial cities in Rome. The weather was mild, the wine and fish abundant, the shipping time from Rome tolerable (Harris 10). Luckily, it was far away from the volcano, or Rome would suffer unimaginative loss in both military and economics ... in Roman society. It is undeniable that the destruction of Pompeii brought inconvenience for good transportation of the empire, since the town had always been a crucial staging post for olives, wine, wool, fish sauce, salt, and e...
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