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Yes, the exchange of ideas between Rome and other cultures came by travel. Romans went to Greece to study, Greeks came to Rome to teach and also to study. The ideas of Christianity spread all through the empire by means of someone traveling to teach them.
no not necessarily actually the Romans improved the greek way of life.
To entertain, and theatre was a form of art.
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They went to Cuzco to study Inca law and languages.
When the Romans went to the theater they watched plays. Some festivals were celebrated exclusively with theatrical performances. The Romans were very fond of bawdy comedies.
No. He was strong in faith giving glory to God (Romans 4.20), and when things went tough, he still believed in hope, even against hope! (Romans 4.19) No wonder the Bible calls him, " father of all them that believe," (Romans 4.11)
There was no ancient Greek empire. The Greek world was originally a lot of independent city states. The Eastern part after Alexander the Great became several Hellenistic Kingdoms which were progressively absorbed within the Roman Empire - Maedonia, Egypt and Syria in the 2nd and 1st Centuries BCE.
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Romans went hunted for some of their food and also went forging for food like nuts and fruit.They also do treads from middle east and China
Roman children attended their primary schooling right at home. At about the age of seven they could be enrolled in a school outside of the home, or if the family were wealthy, a tutor would be hired or bought for the children. After this stage of schooling was completed they either went to a higher grammar school and then if their parents were wealthy enough, they would often travel to Greece to study under the Greek masters and finish up their education.
It is the study of Classical Literature - often called The Classics. This was the central business of such universities as Oxford and Cambridge before the 20th century. The graduates in these languages often went to govern the empire and as a result of their intensive language study were often good at learning African and Oriental languages.