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Essay heading: Egyptian Life Under Roman Rule
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The few professional soldiers came from the poorer groups, hoping to advance in life. Some did, as proof showed "regular rewards were made to warriors and officers who showcased acts of courage such as medals or pieces of land."
Commanding these troops were often nobles or aristocrats. These people were usually people of wealth or privlage...
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These people were usually people of wealth or privlage. They often owned a majority of the land, sponsored a great many building projects, and consequently became very powerful under Pharaoh. "Next to pharaoh, the most important functionary was the vizer." The local ruler often had complete control over his region, including his workers...
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