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    Rome was a fascinating place with new types of art skills, beliefs and philosophies, languages, architecture, and contributions. The Romans spread an earlier type of floor art called mosaic. A mosaic is a picture made up of many small colored tile pieces or glass pieces. Roman art mainly focused on emotions, feelings, moods, and all sorts of imagination that the artist had visioned. Sculpting techniques from the Roman age were also a popular view to look at in modern times. The Romans…

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    Ancient Rome Summaries The Geography of Ancient Rome: Ancient Rome’s development of civilization was affected by geography. Rome began with the downfall of the foreign kings in 509 B.C. , but Romans like to say that the history of their city is from 753 B.C. Ancient Rome is located in Italy, Europe, and is near the Mediterranean Sea. The first settlers of Rome were the Latins. The Latins came from a region surrounding Rome. They chose Rome as a spot for its mild climate, good farmland, and its…

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    Caesar And Ptolemies

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    Rome. Before it was a mighty empire it was a republic with allies. One of the many was with the Ptolemies of Egypt. Most known and famous was the last queen of Egypt, Cleopatra VII. There is more to the tale of the Ptolemies of Egypt. The paper will start with discussing Ptolemy I and the establishment of his dynasty in Egypt. The beginning of the Ptolemaic dynasty in Egypt started with Alexander the Great. Ptolemy Ι was a Macedonian general serving under Alexander the Great. “Egypt had been…

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    Pantheon Vs Parthenon

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    Greek and Roman Architecture This week’s reading and learning of classical architecture, continues. And so, does the ongoing comparison of two equally famous ancient ruins, the Parthenon in Greece, and the Pantheon in Rome. Each structure was built for a specific purpose, which I will discuss. I will also address similarities between the two structures, if any. Finally, I will address some of the obvious differences, aside from the obvious influence of the Parthenon, which was built ahead…

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    Roman Concrete Arch

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    In this paper I will discuss the development of both concrete and the arch, and I will include the importance of each in the life of the Romans and the results of their use. The arch was very important for the Romans. They didn’t invent it, it was used many years before by the Egyptians, and others (The Influence, n.d.), but the Romans greatly improved it. They did this by using their natural talent of finding a solution to difficult problems, by putting a large amount of worker’s efforts into…

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    Roman Lifestyle

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    Roman Lifestyle Festivals Many festivities take place in rome specifically the colosseum. Festivals were held in rome for purposes like showing gratitude towards gods or celebrating great battles which ended in victory. There were three kinds of festivals, annual holidays that held a fixed date like worshipping gods or games, annual holidays that were moveable in other words feasts which magistrates or priests would handle the date, or holidays that were for special celebrations. Holidays on the…

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    “The Ancient City” is a lengthy, very well thought out and researched book about the differences between Ancient Rome and Ancient Greece, however it was mostly on their similarities. It was written apparently in 1873, and was republished in 2001. The author, Numa Denis Fustel de Coulanges, was a French historian who was born in 1830 and died in 1889, and was a history professor at the faculty letter of Strasbourg, where he later wrote the book. He also wrote two theses, of which he called “Quid…

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    completed by his son Caracalla. These baths could have held up to 1600 bathers who were free to reposition from one pool to the other at their leisure.The Baths of Caracalla like all bathhouses in ancient Rome included three fundamental bathing rooms. The second thing that contributed to the fall of rome was a new religion. The new religion is christianity. The Christian religion was monotheistic and ran counter to the traditional Roman religion which was polytheistic. Later that century…

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    The evolution of Rome from a small town to a colossal empire was centuries in the making. After being ruled by Etruscan kings, Rome finally overthrew them in 510 BCE. A Republic was formed and the idea of the citizen was born. The Republic flourished for close to 500 years. During this time, there was a push for Roman conquest. During the Republic, there was an inability to manage the enormous territory Rome had acquired. In about 31 BCE, the Republic collapsed due to a century of civil wars.…

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    final trip to Rome. Things are not well here in Rome. First of all Rome has split into two parts. East and West. I’m in the Western Roman Empire. I’ve asked people here what has led to Rome’s downfall and there are many different reasons why it has been whittled down as far as it has, but the question is if Western Rome can survive and try to rebuild the once great empire? One of the reasons that Rome has fallen is because of Barbarian tribes. Several different tribes attacked Rome. The tribes…

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