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What does Ancient Rome have to teach Brazilian metropolises?

Metropolis is a word derived from the Greek metropolis, a combination of meter (mother or womb) and polis (city). Thus, the metropolis is the mother city, the most important within a context where several interconnected cities depend on one another to fully function. In most cases, metropolises feature conurbations of multiple urban clusters.

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Cite: Vale, Paulo. "What does Ancient Rome have to teach Brazilian metropolises?" [O que a Roma Antiga tem para ensinar às metrópoles brasileiras?] 27 Oct 2019. ArchDaily. (Trans. Romullo Baratto) Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1122579/what-does-ancient-rome-have-to-teach-brazilian-metropolises> ISSN 0719-8884
Ruins of the Roman Forum. Photo: hl_1001 on Visual Hunt / CC BY-NC

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