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Did Rome just fade away in her last years?
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Well the problem is, Mt Athos is about as accesible as the scottish highlands and every monastery is self-sufficient and well-fortified. It's a perfect place to run a guerilla war, and although various peoples have tried, it's never been completely pacified.

Honestly, Athos suffered more from internal attrition than exterior hostility. It's still an autonomous republic today, though in most cases it is compliant with EU and Greek authorities.

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Re: Did Rome just fade away in her last years? - by tlclark - 05-02-2006, 02:57 PM

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