The Stoicism of ancient Greece profoundly reshaped Rome's imperial power, as exemplified by Emperor Marcus Aurelius.

"Greece, conquered Greece, her conqueror subdued, and Rome grew polished, who till then was rude," Roman poet Horace wrote.

By the 14th century, it was well known that all roads led to Rome – or, as Chaucer put it, that “diverse pathes leden diverse folk the righte way to Rome”. But it would now seem that Chaucer ...

Visitors look at exhibits during a media preview of an exhibition of ancient Greece and Rome art and culture at the National Museum of Korea in Seoul, South Korea, June 14, 2023.

Ireland continues to enjoy a vibrant relationship with classical Greece and Rome, as recently exemplified by the Classics Now initiative, and the historical significance of Ireland's classical ...

ROME — “Captive Greece held captive her uncouth conqueror and brought the arts to the rustic Latin lands,” as the poet Horace wrote toward the end of the first century B.C., encapsulating in ...