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What did the Romans call white people?
Ancient Romans used the term candidus, a neutral term for white, to refer to themselves. Romans would also use the term albus (translation: 'white'), which refers to the physical phenomenon of whiteness, to refer to their skin colour.
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In truth, it is anachronistic to think of the ancient Greeks and Romans as White; after all, contemporary racial categorizations, especially the concepts of “Whiteness” and “Blackness,” are fundamentally products of the modern era.
In the ancient Roman Empire, what was the state of "race relations?" Were blacks, whites, and Asians basically seen as equals? Was racial bigotry a significant ...
Rome's social and belief systems were remarkably unbiased with regard to race or origin; belonging and advancement had little to do with blood or soil.
Obviously Rome was almightily xenophobic in many ways, but did they for instance see Africans as any more foreign than Gauls or Germans? Was there an ...
