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A República Romana (do latim res publica, "coisa pública") é o termo utilizado por convenção para definir o Estado romano e suas províncias desde o fim do Reino de Roma em 509 a.C. (quando o último rei foi deposto) ao estabelecimento do Império Romano em 27 a.C.. More information...

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