1. Rome
... schools and were therefore not in demand went out of circulation and did not survive The use of Greek became widespread in the Roman world through such education, particularly in aristocratic families. Even plays were written which required from their audience that it understood at least some of it. Even many women of noble households, despite their inferior education, ... understood Greek. Rome and Brindizy became a very strong and Power full nations because of their Technology. The aqueducts12 were just one way of providing the water needs of a community ... and swirls against its mar...
- Word Count: 2339
- Approx Pages: 9