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Greek influence On Roman Culture

Background

Neolithic Period 7000 BCE

Classical Period 480 BCE

Founding of Rome 753 BCE

Theology

Life was based around the worship of the Gods

Greek creation story is first described in Hesiod's Theogony which describes the genealogy of the Gods and the origins of Greek tradition

The second king of Rome, Numa Pompilius (715 BCE), was said to be an agent of the Gods according to Livy and Valerias Antias

Greek mythology and Roman mythology go hand in hand. Roman mythology was heavily influenced

Literature

Greeks wrote epic and lyric poetry
Romans began to translate Greek literature and mimicked the style
Latin literature began in 230 BCE when Livius Adronicus translated Homer's Odyssey into Latin
Quintus Ennius

ART

pottery
sculptures

Greek Architecture

temples, theaters, and stadia

Doric, Ionic, Corinthian, Tuscan, and Composite

Houses were made from mudbrick and often had dirt floors.

ROMAN ARCHITECTURE

Corinthian
arches and aqueducts

Society

Conclusion

Greeks highly influenced Roman culture through religion, poetry, art, architecture, and social customs.

How do we know this?

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Greek influence On Roman Culture

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