The Hellenization of the Roman Aristocracy
The Hellenization of the Roman aristocracy and the influence of Greek art and culture in shaping Roman history
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The Negative Effects of The Roman Conquests
Explore the untold stories of Roman conquests, revealing the lasting impact on conquered lands, from loss of autonomy to cultural suppression. Unveil history’s hidden truths.
Roman Military Technology
Roman military technology was second to none. Their technology and military weapons made them a formidable force for centuries.
Roman Mining Technology, Harbours and Watermills
Roman Engineering Marvel in Mining Technology, Harbours and Watermills Roman technology was inspired by the advancement and innovations of Etruscans, Greeks, Cults, and many other civilizations. These civilizations existed before the Romans and knowledge to improve their technology resulted in further advancement. Romans took the knowledge of Greeks and other civilizations and made marvellous progress…
Provinces – Territorial Subdivisions of The Roman Empire
Roman Provinces A Roman province was a piece of land that was governed by Rome and the Empire was divided into many provinces. Each province was ruled by a governor who was responsible for keeping the peace and maintaining order. The governors had a great deal of power and were often corrupt. The people of…
The Influence of Classical Rome Art and Architecture on Christian Art and Architecture
Defining the relationship between classical Roman art and early Christian art would hardly be possible without the mention of Roman Emperor Constantine. The man is largely responsible for Christianity’s transition from a persecuted sect of few individuals holding services in catacombs to becoming recognized as the empire’s official religion. Early Christian art also evolved from…
Comparison of the Parthenon and the Pantheon
The Parthenon and Pantheon were built with the sole purpose of them serving as temples to the Greek and Roman gods – the former in honor of Athena and the latter dedicated to all Greek gods.
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