A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineClassical work on the history of the Roman Empire - For senior history students - Many illustrations of Roman antiquities - Map of ancient Rome - Map of the Roman Empire under Augustus, Trajan and Hadrian - Lazio (Latium) - Rome. |
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Pagina 35
tude of rival stories of Greek origin . The Greek story - telling faculty supplied
mythical founders to all cities that lacked an authentic record of their creation ,
and to some whose genesis was a matter of history ; its range of invention did not
stop ...
tude of rival stories of Greek origin . The Greek story - telling faculty supplied
mythical founders to all cities that lacked an authentic record of their creation ,
and to some whose genesis was a matter of history ; its range of invention did not
stop ...
Pagina 268
While the Greeks bore themselves too proudly to learn Latin , ordinary Romans
who had served their turn as soldiers ... on tour among the eastern states ,
expressed himself with equal ease in standard Greek and in various local
dialects .
While the Greeks bore themselves too proudly to learn Latin , ordinary Romans
who had served their turn as soldiers ... on tour among the eastern states ,
expressed himself with equal ease in standard Greek and in various local
dialects .
Pagina 269
This widespread study of Greek by the Romans improved their ear and gave
them a sense for the finer points of linguistic usage ; at the same time it provided
them with a wide range of models of literary form and style . The influence of
Greek ...
This widespread study of Greek by the Romans improved their ear and gave
them a sense for the finer points of linguistic usage ; at the same time it provided
them with a wide range of models of literary form and style . The influence of
Greek ...
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