The Romans used myths just as all other cultures, including our own, used them, that is to show a moral or to instill patriotism. The myth of the righteous and courageous Aneas founding Rome is one example. The story of Cincinnatus is another. We have the same in our country, such as the ride of Paul Revere and the story of George Washington chopping down the cherry tree.
The Romans used myths just as all other cultures, including our own, used them, that is to show a moral or to instill patriotism. The myth of the righteous and courageous Aneas founding Rome is one example. The story of Cincinnatus is another. We have the same in our country, such as the ride of Paul Revere and the story of George Washington chopping down the cherry tree.
The Romans used myths just as all other cultures, including our own, used them, that is to show a moral or to instill patriotism. The myth of the righteous and courageous Aneas founding Rome is one example. The story of Cincinnatus is another. We have the same in our country, such as the ride of Paul Revere and the story of George Washington chopping down the cherry tree.
The Romans used myths just as all other cultures, including our own, used them, that is to show a moral or to instill patriotism. The myth of the righteous and courageous Aneas founding Rome is one example. The story of Cincinnatus is another. We have the same in our country, such as the ride of Paul Revere and the story of George Washington chopping down the cherry tree.
The Romans used myths just as all other cultures, including our own, used them, that is to show a moral or to instill patriotism. The myth of the righteous and courageous Aneas founding Rome is one example. The story of Cincinnatus is another. We have the same in our country, such as the ride of Paul Revere and the story of George Washington chopping down the cherry tree.
The Romans used myths just as all other cultures, including our own, used them, that is to show a moral or to instill patriotism. The myth of the righteous and courageous Aneas founding Rome is one example. The story of Cincinnatus is another. We have the same in our country, such as the ride of Paul Revere and the story of George Washington chopping down the cherry tree.
The Romans used myths just as all other cultures, including our own, used them, that is to show a moral or to instill patriotism. The myth of the righteous and courageous Aneas founding Rome is one example. The story of Cincinnatus is another. We have the same in our country, such as the ride of Paul Revere and the story of George Washington chopping down the cherry tree.
The Romans used myths just as all other cultures, including our own, used them, that is to show a moral or to instill patriotism. The myth of the righteous and courageous Aneas founding Rome is one example. The story of Cincinnatus is another. We have the same in our country, such as the ride of Paul Revere and the story of George Washington chopping down the cherry tree.
The Romans used myths just as all other cultures, including our own, used them, that is to show a moral or to instill patriotism. The myth of the righteous and courageous Aneas founding Rome is one example. The story of Cincinnatus is another. We have the same in our country, such as the ride of Paul Revere and the story of George Washington chopping down the cherry tree.
Making up legends was common in all ancient societies, not just Rome. The legends provided accounts for long forgotten events in the archaic stages of civilisation which occurred long before historians emerged and thus were not recorded. They also provided a religious content to these accounts and ancient religions were based on mythology. Thus, legendary accounts were mixed with religious mythology.
Legends were not unique to the Romans and other ancient civilisations. They were also popular in the Middle Ages. There were religious legends and legends related to aristocrats and knights. Nowadays there are the so-called urban myths. Legends are part of human society and cultures.
Rome's beginnings are a mystery. A few ancient ruins show that people lived there as early as 800 BC. Later, the Romans wanted a glorious past, so they created stories or legends about their history.
The Romans used myths just as all other cultures, including our own, used them, that is to show a moral or to instill patriotism. The myth of the righteous and courageous Aneas founding Rome is one example. The story of Cincinnatus is another. We have the same in our country, such as the ride of Paul Revere and the story of George Washington chopping down the cherry tree.
Man makes history.
The Romans were famous for their sculpture. The busts of the Republican period produced the best portraiture sculpture in history which has never been matched since. The 1st and 2nd centuries AD produced some copies of Greek sculptures which are very famous and were an inspiration and model for many partners and sculptors in the Renaissance, including Michelangelo. An art that the Roman brought to a high level of sophistication were the famous mosaics. The Romans are not well-known for their paintings. Most of them have not survived. However, many wall painting have been found in villas at Pompeii and Herculaneum and in imperial villas. Roman fresco art also reached high levels of sophistication. Architecture is the field where the Romans were most innovative. They perfected concrete making which allowed them to make very large buildings. The Romans were also the first people to make large-scale use of the arch which also helped to build large building and bridges. They also brought the dome to new levels. Concrete helped to take the dome to a much more sophisticated level .
the empire would be stronger and larger.
The Romans made art for pleasure, as a form of visual expression of emotion, and as a passion, the same as modern artists.
they liked to make sweet love with another romette walst feeding the cattle fish in the barn
To tell stories or legends.
Scary stories are fictional stories that are meant to make you scared. They are often legends told over and over again and usually told by campfire.
No impact. Make for great legends and stories, but nothing more.
Arthurian legends for children are simplified versions of the traditional stories of King Arthur and his knights. They often focus on themes of courage, friendship, and loyalty, making them suitable for a younger audience. These adaptations typically feature engaging language and illustrations to make the stories more accessible and enjoyable for children.
In legends, vampires come out at night and sleep in their coffins during the day. They are said to drink blood.
Well, the Romans didn't so much as make it, as they did help grow it. You see, mythology is like language, it has no creator but millions of contributors These contributors make the myths grew and change into many wonderful things. The Romans Mythology partly grew from Greek Mythology, as well its own homegrown tales. Eventually, the homegrown became inseparable from the Greek myths, until one great large Mythology rich in stories, depth, and history was to be the cultural legacy of the Romans.
To increase the height of people. This was their way to make themselves even taller.
The legendary 'Bell Witch' even spooked future US President Andrew Jackson. Please see the related link below for more Tennessee ghost stories...
Before the development of writing, legends, stories and history were recorded in the brains of people. This was often done in the forms of poetry or songs to make it easier to memorize and recite huge amounts of information. Language changes fairly rapidly over time, so the poetric scheme of very old stories is obscured, but scholars today believe the oldest books of the bible were written from even older poetic oral stories.
Of course it is. Historical fiction is a very popular genre. It's also okay to write stories set in a history that is partially or completely make believe. What you cannot do is make up history and present it as authentic, researched history.
the Romans were the first people to make gold coins as they were the first to use currency as well
Shakespeare did not "make stories". He borrowed other people's stories and made plays out of them. Sometimes he got his stories from books of stories, sometimes from history books, sometimes from poems, sometimes even from other people's plays. He liked love stories that turn out well (as well as a few that don't), stories about people grasping for political power, stories of revenge, and stories about people who collapse under pressure.