Romans around the time of Caesar’s rule looked highly towards the past, viewing it as a humble beginning. Believing that they were simply Trojans that searched to find a new place to live. As the Empire grew in size, many different ideals were assimilated into its borders. This caused for there to be little blips of individuality that appear over time, for those who were more stubbornly avoiding what were the norms. An example of this is what Edward Gibbon says in document two, “The introduction of Christianity had some influence on the decline and fall of the Roman Empire. The clergy successfully preached the doctrine of patience; the active values of society were discouraged…”
People eventually grew sick of the aggressive tendencies of the
People eventually grew sick of the aggressive tendencies of the