Which cities in the Mediterranean did Rome trade with?

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amid [387]3 years ago

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Answer: Alexandria, as the leading Mediterranean Roman port.

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From Alexandria, the most significant Roman Mediterranean center, trade took place. During this period, much was traded with the Syrian cities, which were also active trading posts.

The towns of Sidon and Tire stand out in this context. In this part of the world, Palmyra was an important trading point, which will eventually be found in the hands of the Romans.

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