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Thinking that modern places have any continuity with their ancient counterparts is a mistake. Rome, Athens, etc are not ancient cities, they’re modern cities (with God-awful urbanism) plopped on top of the ruins of an ancient city. If Rome and Athens were not what they are, we would consider...

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