= Mental illness in ancient Rome
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In ancient Rome, mental illness was understood very differently compared to contemporary perspectives. The Romans did not have a specific medical or psychological framework akin to modern psychiatry. Instead, they often interpreted mental disorders through a lens of superstition, moral failing, or divine influence. \#\#\# Key Perspectives on Mental Illness in Ancient Rome: 1. **Supernatural Explanations**: Many Romans attributed mental illness to supernatural forces.
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