Classifier Instance:

Anchor text: Roma
Target Entity: Rome
Preceding Context: Romulus completes his city and names it
Succeeding Context: after himself. Then he divides his fighting men into regiments of 3000 infantry and 300 cavalry, which he calls "legions". From the rest of the populace he selects 100 of the most noble and wealthy fathers to serve as his council. He calls these men Patricians: they are fathers of Rome, not only because they care for their own legitimate citizen-sons but because they have a fatherly care for Rome and all its people. They are also its elders, and are therefore known as Senators. Romulus thereby inaugurates a system of government and social hierarchy based on the patron-client relationship.
Paragraph Title: The city of Rome
Source Page: Romulus and Remus

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