Rome - which, along with ancient Greece, laid the foundations of modern European culture - not only played a leading role in the political and military history of the world but also decisively contributed to its intellectual development.
Constantly drawing from Greek sources, it cultivated both theory and practice in every area of human activity: in speech and thought, literature and the fine arts, law and philosophy, education and religion, economics and architecture, as well as the theoretical and positive sciences.
Without Rome, Greece would have remained untapped, and Europe uneducated. This rich and diverse contribution of Rome to the global repository of history, culture, and spirit is presented in this volume, enlighteningly and accessibly, by twenty-three distinguished scholars and university professors, aiming to remind the student, the teacher, the scientist, and every intellectual person of the brilliant roots of today and the obligation for tomorrow.
[Excerpt from the text on the back cover of the edition]
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