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“You can’t always write what you know—not exactly what you know. You can, however, write what you see.”

— Brandon Sanderson

“Rome wasn’t built on mutual admiration.”

— Rainbow Rowell

“I do not believe that I should only write about what I know but that I should write also of the other.”

— Felisberto Hernandez

“You write from what you know but you write into what you don't know.”

— Grace Paley

“Rome was not built in one day and you do not have to be perfect.”

— Arrmon Abedikichi

“When you go to Rome, do as Rome does. Rome will be a ugly customer to you, if you don't. I'm your Rome, you…

— Charles Dickens

“You can only write what you know if you've lived, otherwise, you'll just be writing words.”

— Joseph Eastwood

“Stick to what you know and always be true to yourself. If you do that, your writing will be true, also.”

— Ashley Chunell

“What can you possibly say about Rome? That it's eternal? That all roads lead to it? That it wasn't built in a day? That…

— Shawn Levy

“Ancient writers sometimes meant what they said and occasionally even knew what they were talking about.”

— George Kennedy

“Rome seems a comfort to those with the ambitious soul of an Artist or a Conqueror.”

— Pietros Maneos

“If you would thoroughly know anything, teach it to others. One who ceases to learn cannot adequately teach.”

— Tryon Edwards