Family's Role In Roman Society

In second century of the Christian era, the empire of Rome comprehended the fairest part of the earth and the most civilized portion of mankind. The of that extensive monarchy were guaranteed by ancient renown and disciplined valor. The gentle but powerful, influence of law and manners had gradually cemented the union of the provinces. The Mediterranean most of part like France, Spain, Belgium, Holland, the Balkan countries and parts like British rule and isles are under the rule of Roman Empire. Roman society has given more importance to the family because family is the necessary to survive. In roman society the oldest man of the family was considered as a paterfamilias, “father of the family”. So when any old person from the house get died all the powers goes to their children’s and they are responsible of powers and property. But no one has right on property if he is a son, daughter, grandson, or granddaughter unless and until oldest person from the house get died. In this society marriage plays important role to make …show more content…
At that time people of Rome are very ancient but they provide a modern facility like museum they also provide library to read books and they also allow to take book outside the library and they read very loud not silently like people read in modern library. And there is also temple to worship god. Hadrian gave it scrupulous of attention. His two biggest building project at Rome temple were the temple of Venus and Rome and the pantheon a revolutionary building roofed with a huge dome. He even erected a temple to the divinity of his mother in law about the handsomest gesture any son in law has ever made. The walls and street of Rome houses and shops are becoming narrower and narrower. Hardly anyone can run in to the street. All streets are covered with shadow because both side of street get covered by