All roads lead to Rome

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"All roads lead to Rome" is a proverb meaning the same outcome can be reached by many ways. It was first written in Medieval Latin in 1175 by Alain de Lille and first written in English in 1391 by Geoffrey Chaucer. It references that in the Roman Empire, all major roads led to Rome.

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