Roman culture is reborn in the Renaissance.
The Renaissance sought to revive the classic Greek and Roman learning.
Realism
they were different from other time periods
Because the renaissance had alot of ideas and they combined them together
It popularized classical Greek and Roman ideas that had been lost during the medieval period.
It popularized classical Greek and Roman ideas that had been lost during the medieval period.
It popularized classical Greek and Roman ideas that had been lost during the medieval period.
If you mean traditional Roman Polytheism then no, Europe was entirely Christian by the renaissance, if you mean Roman Catholicism then yes.
Roman culture is reborn in the Renaissance.
The renaissance was the rebirth of knowledge from the Roman empire. The capital of the Roman empire being Rome in Italy , therefore making it the natural birthplace of the renaissance.
Between the fall of the Roman empire and the renaissance was a period of time known as the Dark Ages.Between the fall of the Roman empire and the renaissance was a period of time known as the Dark Ages.Between the fall of the Roman empire and the renaissance was a period of time known as the Dark Ages.Between the fall of the Roman empire and the renaissance was a period of time known as the Dark Ages.Between the fall of the Roman empire and the renaissance was a period of time known as the Dark Ages.Between the fall of the Roman empire and the renaissance was a period of time known as the Dark Ages.Between the fall of the Roman empire and the renaissance was a period of time known as the Dark Ages.Between the fall of the Roman empire and the renaissance was a period of time known as the Dark Ages.Between the fall of the Roman empire and the renaissance was a period of time known as the Dark Ages.
The renaissance
The Renaissance sought to revive the classic Greek and Roman learning.
yes
Zander H. Klawans has written: 'Imitations and inventions of Roman coins' -- subject(s): Coins, Roman, Medals, Renaissance, Renaissance Medals, Roman Coins
welll, according to our teacher, he did not affect the renaissance