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Ditch Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Ancient Rome
I sometimes see "ancient Rome" written as "Ancient Rome" when it is not part of a title. Are both correct?
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I would say that ancient Rome is the correct form (except in titles and at the start of a sentence), since the city has always had the name "Rome". "
- I would say that ancient Rome is the correct form (except in titles and at the start of a sentence), since the city has always had the name "Rome".
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I would say that ancient Rome is the correct form (except in titles and at the start of a sentence), since the city has always had the name "Rome". We would not capitalize "Modern Rome."
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