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See also: languages other than their own appeared to the Greeks to consist
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Even the See also: Romans were included in the See also: term
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The word soon assumed an evil meaning, becoming associated with the vices and savage natures of which they believed their enemies to be possessed
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The Romans adopted the word for all peoples other than those under Graeco-See also: Roman influence and domination
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It has long become synonymous with a general lack of See also: civilization
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