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The concept of family was very important for ancient Rome. Indeed family and the figure of the father were key factors in Roman society. The father was the most important element of the family and he had complete authority to decide what was best for his family. The property of the family was controlled by the father who knew how to maintain and lead his wife and sons. The father was the public figure of the family and participated in public events, meanwhile, the mother stayed home doing house chores and raising the kids.
