Ancient greek and roman societies made sense of their world through _____.

1 answer:

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Ancient Greek and Roman societies made sense of their world through <span>the legacies that have been taken up, admired, re-formulated and manipulated by every culture. A</span><span>ncient Greek and Roman world has not always been such a source of inspiration and, equally, that it has not always been a source of inspiration for things we would choose to admire now.</span>

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