We’re the ancient greeks and romans unusually warlike civilizations?

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I don’t mean to generalize, I know it depended by time, location and individual
From what I’ve seen, a lot of their culture and day-to-day life revolves around war, were they unusually war-like as civilizations? Is there even a “baseline” to compare them to?

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