What were the common causes of maternal and infant mortality in Roman times?
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- Are there any Latin texts that describe the process of teething in infants?
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- What role did the concept of fate or destiny play in Roman beliefs about the outcome of a pregnancy? How did Roman interactions with other cultures, such as the Greeks or Egyptians, influence their medical knowledge related to pregnancy and the "fetus"?
- How did the Roman concept of "virtus" (manliness, excellence) potentially influence expectations around procreation and healthy offspring?
- How did the Roman calendar or festivals relate to cycles of fertility and birth? What can be inferred about Roman attitudes towards the "fetus" from their art and iconography?
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