The History of Dice Reflects Beliefs in Fate and Chance - The Atlantic

The History of Dice Reflects Beliefs in Fate and Chance - The Atlantic

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Roman dice were often visibly biased, but that might not have mattered to someone who believed in divine intervention.
Roman dice were often visibly biased, but that might not have mattered to someone who believed in divine intervention.

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