`` Pax Romana `` A Time Of The Great Civilizations Of Our...

Rome was one of the great civilizations of our past. It experienced much time in â€Å"Pax Romana† a time which it was at complete peace internally and among the surrounding empires. Through the ages the people of Rome remained connected with their roots. Patriotism remained a huge virtue among the people of Rome, they remained very connected to their government. Family life continued to remain important to the people of Rome and it was encouraged that parents have many kids. When the Roman government was at peace the people were in love with their government. To quote Aelius Aristides in his writings on â€Å"The Blessing of Pax Romana† he says: â€Å"Let us pray that all the gods and their children grant that this empire and this city flourish forever and never cease until stones float on water and trees cease to put forth shoots in spring, and that the Great Governor [the emperor] and his sons be preserved and obtain blessings for all. Yet at the same time as all this the Roman Empire was at a time of spiritual bankruptcy. The Martyrdom of the Christians were treated as a game for the people. The people were thrown into arenas to be killed for wild beasts while people watch and cheered. The people did not care who was thrown into to be murdered as long as they got t watch their sport. Young men, seniors, young women, nursing mothers, kids, anyone was fair game to be murdered for their beliefs. Yet the Christians who went into these deadly events held no fear. We learn that fromShow MoreRelatedThe Roman Empire1469 Words   |  6 PagesWhen it comes to civilizations in our past what comes to mind? Some may say the Greeks, others may say the Persians, but one of the most underrated of the past civilizations was the Roman Empire. The Roman way of life and â€Å"Pax Romana† set up a standard of what defined civilization great. However, what was it that made the Roman life great? Was it the rules, the system of government, the virtues of the people? I believe what made the Romans so mighty was a blessing from God due to the outpouring revivalRead MoreWashington Vs. Roman Empire1648 Words   |  7 PagesThroughout history civilizations have developed and advanced through the exchange of knowledge, as well as numerous other aspects. Even in contemporary day America, a myriad of aspects of the Roman Empire are reflected within Washington, which initially enabled the Roman Empire to be quite prosperous. The Roman Empire’s developments influenced Washington politically, as they impacted the perspectives of many political leaders and it allowed them to expand their power of the presidency to div erseRead MoreModern Er El Paso High School1694 Words   |  7 Pagesrebirth, a renaissance of art that belongs in the past but seems to endure because of its outstanding and unrivaled beauty. To revive a great nations architecture in the modern era goes to show just how much of an impact an ancient empire had on humanity that extends almost two thousand years in the past. El Paso High school is a great example of Corinthian Style architecture that was predominant by the Roman Empire in the years of the Pax Romana. The building is a masterpiece that displays two ancient