Greek Influence In Ancient Rome

The early Roman domain was quite known through the land; Aggressive, fierce and innovated individuals who were both strong in battle and in society. The Romans considered themselves the best, the people with a strong morality, with the favoritism of the gods themselves; “IV. But the fates, I suppose, demanded the founding of this great city, and the first establishment of an empire, which is now, in power, next to the immortal gods.” Nothing could touch them nor harm them as they were the romans an empire next to the Gods. However the gods that they believed to protect them and even the society that they were so proud of, the cultural disposition they had did not quite belong to them completely. The early romans morphed the religion ideologies and cultural qualities of the other early into their own society thus constructing a prominent hybrid culture. The influence that other societies such as Latin and Etruscans and mostly Greeks had on the Romans were vast as each pillar of the …show more content…
Everything from their Gods or Deities that they worshipped and believed in, to their architectural structures which were used for theater, for political meetings and temples for the Gods. Using the Grecian society as a guideline per se the Early romans were able to better themselves, creating a new generation of culturally rich and religiously moral, upstanding men to lead their society to even more greatness Early Rome is a hybrid culture, taking what they wanted, a very Romanesque trait, and morphing it to their own benefit and persona. Even though the romans believed themselves to be better, to be on a separate plain as they were the descendants in a way of the god Mars, who was Romulus the founder of early Rome’s alleged father, they were heavily influenced by the ancient