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I asked myself this question: did the Romans have a kind of postal services? I can understend that the officers and senatores could send messages to eachother and to other cities, but could the plebeius do the same?
Latin alphabet was derived from Etruscan alphabet, which in turn was based on the Greek one. However, the letters we use nowadays are not "truly" Roman.
But the Greek alphabet has other characters. Who did change them? Why?