What is the author's opinion of the Roman people? Romans are the most respected, praised, and magnificent people on Earth. Romans are rarely viewed by the rest of the world as rude and silly. Romans are greedy and out of touch with what really makes a great society. Romans are the richest people on Earth and should serve as a model.

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Aron Schroeder

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11 April, 21:51

What is the author's opinion of the Roman people? Romans are the most respected, praised, and magnificent people on Earth. Romans are rarely viewed by the rest of the world as rude and silly. Romans are greedy and out of touch with what really makes a great society. Romans are the richest people on Earth and should serve as a model.

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Corinne Walters · Answer 1

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Life in ancient Rome was neither as simple nor as idyllic as Hollywood movies painted.

Ana Echeverría 03/29/2018

Life in ancient Rome

Cicero attacks Catilina in the Roman Senate.

For any Roman among the sixty million anonymous inhabitants of the Empire, life was short, limited freedoms and very high economic uncertainty. Now, living in the countryside was not the same as cities. If it was urban, it could socialize and enjoy an abundant leisure offer, suitable for almost all budgets, and had a public service system unmatched in antiquity.