Imperio romano (Spanish Wikipedia)

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Es necesario resaltar que los censos oficiales no reflejan la verdadera realidad de la demografía romana. El Capítulo VIII del Res gestae Divi Augusti, por ejemplo, registra "4 937 000 ciudadanos romanos", una cifra que en realidad solo representa a una pequeña parte del Imperio.^[2]
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