Horace, a Roman poet, wrote in 35 B. C.: "Although we conquered Greece, she conquered us." What did he mean? A. The Greeks became political leaders in the Roman Empire. B. The Greeks made the Romans serve as their slaves. C. Greece regrouped and conquered the Roman Empire. D. The Greek culture greatly influenced the Roman culture.

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Horace, a Roman poet, wrote in 35 B. C.: "Although we conquered Greece, she conquered us." What did he mean? A. The Greeks became political leaders in the Roman Empire. B. The Greeks made the Romans serve as their slaves. C. Greece regrouped and conquered the Roman Empire. D. The Greek culture greatly influenced the Roman culture.

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Katelyn Wall · Answer 1

I would say C: Greece regrouped and conquered the Roman Empire. Because that's literally what the phrase says; she conquered us. Really the most logical reason.