What was the equivalent of a
newspaper in ancient Rome?
A. Acta Diurna
B. The Carpe Die...
Social Studies, 16.08.2021 20:20 sustaitaj2022
What was the equivalent of a
newspaper in ancient Rome?
A. Acta Diurna
B. The Carpe Diem
C. Fiat Lux
D. Ad Astra Per Aspera
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