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Education in Rome was
not highly valued.
against the law.
highly regarded.
only for the wealthy.
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highly regarded.
Romans valued education—especially rhetoric and public speaking—for participation in public life; wealthier families could hire tutors, but education was broadly respected.
Romans valued education—especially rhetoric and public speaking—for participation in public life; wealthier families could hire tutors, but education was broadly respected.
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