Overview
In the Hellenistic period, Greece, thanks to its geographical position, plays a central role in the Mediterranean trade. After the Roman domination and 'Pax Romana', a new situation is formed, but Greece remains in the spotlight.
In the Hellenistic period, Greece, thanks to its geographical position, plays a central role in the Mediterranean trade. After the Roman domination and 'Pax Romana', a new situation is formed, but Greece remains in the spotlight.
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