Walking through the ruins of Rome, I was struck by the majesty of a civilisation that understood the power of preservation. The Colosseum at sunset, the fractured yet unbowed pillars of the Roman Forum, the cobblestones that still hum with echoes of senators and poets — all remind us that greatness endures when nations honour their heritage.
Rome thrives not merely because of its past glories, but because its people treat history as a living…
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