Public Faith of the Roman People

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Public Faith of the Roman People refers to the Roman concept and personification of the state's collective trustworthiness, reliability, and pledged good faith in its obligations and treaties.

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Public Faith of the Roman People canonical	1

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Fides Publica Populi Romani → translation → Public Faith of the Roman People ⓘ