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Athens under Roman rule refers to the period from the Roman conquest of the city in the 1st century BC to Late Antiquity, during which Athens formed part of the Roman Empire while retaining a measure of autonomy as a free city. Despite severe destruction during a siege in 86 BC, the city was gradually rebuilt and continued to flourish as a major centre of philosophy, education, and culture in the eastern Mediterranean.
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