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Life in Ancient Rome BEFORE AFTER Read the Primary Source on page 304. According to Horace, what kinds of things did the farmer avoid? AFTER Describe some of the freedoms of upper class women.

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Life in Ancient Rome BEFORE AFTER Read the Primary Source on page 304. According to Horace, what kinds of things did the farmer avoid? AFTER Describe some of the freedoms of upper class women.