The Romans outlawed and killed the Druids because they were considered a public menace and a danger. It was the Druids that reportedly stirred up unrest in Britain. The Romans were also repulsed by the human sacrifices of the Druids.
The Romans outlawed and prosecuted the Druids because of their subversive activities.
The Romans viewed the druids as a threat to their authority and control over the territories they conquered. The druids were influential religious leaders and played a key role in Celtic society, which clashed with Roman attempts to assimilate the Celtic tribes into their empire. This led to the suppression and persecution of the druids by the Romans.
Druids in Gallic society served as religious leaders, educators, judges, and advisors. They were responsible for preserving knowledge, performing rituals, and mediating disputes. Druids held high social status and played a crucial role in shaping the spiritual and cultural practices of the Gauls.
Romans commonly lived in houses called insulae in cities, which were apartment-style buildings with multiple floors. Wealthy Romans lived in larger homes called domus, which had private courtyards and gardens. In the countryside, Romans lived in villas, which were grand estates with gardens, farmland, and sometimes a small village for workers.
Tuscaloosa earned the nickname "Druid City" due to the presence of a historical group known as the Druids, who were known for their cultural significance in the area. The nickname has persisted as a nod to the city's unique history and heritage.
The Romans adopted the clothing style of the Etruscans because they admired their advanced civilization and considered them an influential culture. The Etruscans were known for their elegant and luxurious clothing, which appealed to the Romans' sense of fashion. Additionally, the Etruscans had a significant influence on early Roman society, including their political structure and religious practices, making the adoption of their clothing style a natural progression.
Celtic education was primarily oral, taught through storytelling, songs, and memorization of cultural and historical knowledge by Druids and bards in a communal setting. Education focused on literature, history, and practical skills. Young Celtic boys were educated in martial arts and hunting, while girls learned domestic and medicinal skills.
the druids
yes
they date back to the times of the Romans and druids
No not at all it depends on your levels to.
Certain elements of the Druids threatened Roman rule by stirring up revolt and dissent. The Romans were also repulsed by the Drudic custom of burning alive prisoners of war.Certain elements of the Druids threatened Roman rule by stirring up revolt and dissent. The Romans were also repulsed by the Drudic custom of burning alive prisoners of war.Certain elements of the Druids threatened Roman rule by stirring up revolt and dissent. The Romans were also repulsed by the Drudic custom of burning alive prisoners of war.Certain elements of the Druids threatened Roman rule by stirring up revolt and dissent. The Romans were also repulsed by the Drudic custom of burning alive prisoners of war.Certain elements of the Druids threatened Roman rule by stirring up revolt and dissent. The Romans were also repulsed by the Drudic custom of burning alive prisoners of war.Certain elements of the Druids threatened Roman rule by stirring up revolt and dissent. The Romans were also repulsed by the Drudic custom of burning alive prisoners of war.Certain elements of the Druids threatened Roman rule by stirring up revolt and dissent. The Romans were also repulsed by the Drudic custom of burning alive prisoners of war.Certain elements of the Druids threatened Roman rule by stirring up revolt and dissent. The Romans were also repulsed by the Drudic custom of burning alive prisoners of war.Certain elements of the Druids threatened Roman rule by stirring up revolt and dissent. The Romans were also repulsed by the Drudic custom of burning alive prisoners of war.
Killed all the bloody druids. Seriously, those guys were messed up...
the druids were preists
They reacted harshly against any religion which they considered was promoting revolution. First it was the Bacchanalians in the Second Century BCE. Later th Christians came under suspicion, as unlike honest worshipers who went to temples they met in private houses and had cannibalistic ceremonies of eating human flesh and drinking human blood. This sort of activities smacked of conspirators committing sacrileges so that they could not rat on each other as they faced the death penalty for the sacrilege. Also they were the Nazorean sect of Judaism until the Jews expelled them in the 90s CE to avoid Roman suspicion of them as well as the Christians. The results were the purges.
After loosing their homeland to the Romans, all the remaining Druids banded together to launch themselves into space, found a habitable alien planet, settled there, and are awaiting revenge on the rest of the human race. Just kidding, they're all dead.
I believe London was started as a city by the Romans who Called it Londinium ( or something like that
The Hun's attacked the Romans and tryed to kill the Romans.
lets, see. My best suggestion is druids which are located in the edgeville tunnel