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1. What does Cato the Elder think are the greatest "republican virtues?"

2. How were republican ideals reflected in such Roman institutions in the military, land ownership, family, education, and class structure?

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This solution discusses what Cato the Elder thinks are the greatest "republican virtues" It also examines how republican ideals are reflected in such Roman institutions in the military, land ownership, family, education, and class structure. References are provided.

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