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Crack the code and decipher each series of numbers to complete the statements.  \n1. The 16-1-24-18-15-13-1-14-1 was the period of Roman peace that lasted for two centuries.  \n2. 22-9-18-7-9-12 wrote the Aeneid.  \n3. 10-21-12-9-21-19 3-1-5-19-1-18 wrote Commentaries on the Gallic Wars.  \n4. 1-21-7-21-19-20-21-19 claimed: “I found Rome a city of brick and left it a city of marble.”  \n5. Marc Antony committed suicide following the battle of 1-3-20-9-21-13.  \n6. Gladiatorial combats were fought in the 3-15-12-15-19-19-5-21-13 in Rome.  \n7. The “die was cast” when Julius Caesar crossed the 18-21-2-9-3-15-14.  \n8. The Roman empire included modern-day 5-14-7-12-1-14-4 and 19-16-1-9-14.  \n9. Emperor 14-15-18-15 was said to have played the lyre while he watched Rome burn.  \n10. The 8-5-18-15-4-9-1-14 dynasty ruled the province of Iudaea (Judea) between 37 B.C. E. and 92 C. 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