Which best describes Roman literature during the centuries of the Pax Romana? Select one: a. It frequently used Greek works as models. b. It seldom criticized politicians or people in authority. c. It dealt with escapist themes rather than everyday life. d. It was reluctant to study the era of the Roman Republic. e. It was mostly consumed by Rome's working class citizens.

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Brent Forbes

30 January, 08:20

Which best describes Roman literature during the centuries of the Pax Romana? Select one: a. It frequently used Greek works as models. b. It seldom criticized politicians or people in authority. c. It dealt with escapist themes rather than everyday life. d. It was reluctant to study the era of the Roman Republic. e. It was mostly consumed by Rome's working class citizens.

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Larissa Hughes · Answer 1

A) It frequently used Greek works as models.

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Greek literature was the main reference for Romans because of the Philosophers such as Plato, Aristotle, and many others, and other philosophical theories. The development of literature as a projection of the Roman Republic, and the use of a rhetorical to achieve political attempts.