Harvard Essays On Classical Subjects
Harvard Essays On Classical Subjects
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They met each other rather in the great assembly- rooms of the baths, at temples, in libraries, in forums, or in porticoes. In the public porticoes, which often enclosed gardens, there was room for hundreds to walk in freedom from the confusion of the streets. Here were pamtings, maps cut in stone, statues, beautiful shrub- Digitized by CjOOQ IC 162 AN ANCIENT ROMAN CITY bery, shade from the sun in summer and protection from the wind in winter, cool fountains and fragrant flowers. In such place...s one would see more of the pur- ple and crimson and brilliant white used in the clothing of the higher classes and of officialdom; but in the ordi- nary streets, color was as lacking as it is with us, — the dirty togas of the poor and the dingy or brownish cloaks and timics of the working classes predominating there.
But what would be the appearance of the people themselves whom we should meet in a Roman city?
Slaves of course would be there, brought from every outer nation and of every variety of mien and complexion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They met each other rather in the great assembly- rooms of the baths, at temples, in libraries, in forums, or in porticoes. In the public porticoes, which often enclosed gardens, there was room for hundreds to walk in freedom from the confusion of the streets. Here were pamtings, maps cut in stone, statues, beautiful shrub- Digitized by CjOOQ IC 162 AN ANCIENT ROMAN CITY bery, shade from the sun in summer and protection from the wind in winter, cool fountains and fragrant flowers. In such place...s one would see more of the pur- ple and crimson and brilliant white used in the clothing of the higher classes and of officialdom; but in the ordi- nary streets, color was as lacking as it is with us, — the dirty togas of the poor and the dingy or brownish cloaks and timics of the working classes predominating there.
But what would be the appearance of the people themselves whom we should meet in a Roman city?
Slaves of course would be there, brought from every outer nation and of every variety of mien and complexion.
What to read after Harvard Essays On Classical Subjects?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smyth, Herbert Weir, 1857-1937, Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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