The Ancient Roman Way of Life

"Diet sits according to social position" (Tingay and Marks 39). When the guest arrives at the organizer's dinner, the sofa, musician, juggler, acrobat, dancer, magician will play around the table. The host hires an artist to cook to make it more enjoyable and fun. The first course consists mainly of salad, seafood, eggs, and milk. (Honey and sugar and wine). Next, "The main course has up to seven dishes including fish, meat, chicken" (Tingay and Marks 38).

Entertainment is a very important part of daily life in ancient Rome. According to the material, all Romans seem to be interested in "bread and circus". For Romans abundant in theaters, amphitheater, circus, public baths, there are plenty of leisure and entertainment anytime. Many sources acknowledge that the late Romans especially liked battle, so they were very violent and ruthless. Gladiator match (or munera) and Beast's battle are general entertainment and leisure activities in the late Roman era. A gladiator's game was originally started during ancient ceremonies. Because the soul of the deceased needs blood donation and sacrifice to blood donors, the majority of the society of the Roman Republic consider this part of their entertainment and leisure, so "Munus Gladiator" including the animals themselves Sacrifice)

Religion plays a very important role in the daily life of ancient Romans and Romans. Roman religion is centered on God, interpretation of events usually involves the gods in some way. The Romans believed that God dominated their lives and that as a result they spent a lot of time to admire them. After the reign of Augustus emperor (27 BC to 14 CE), the emperor was also regarded as a god and was worshiped on a special day. Every God has a special holiday, usually a public holiday. This holiday gives people the opportunity to visit the temple, regardless of which god is celebrated. In this temple the priests sacrifice animals and dedicate them to God.

The ancient Greeks and Romans were strongly influenced by these gods and goddesses. They adore them everyday, provide food to each god, and participate in special religious festivals and festivals. Major lifecycle events of birth, marriage and death are also celebrated through religious ceremonies and rituals. Next, the Greek myth will try to explain the mysteries of life and nature, such as the origin of the world and the creation of a season. However, the Greek religion and subsequent Roman religion did not have specific rules for proper action. There is no set of religious beliefs or principles to follow. As long as you participate in official public service, any citizen can freely decide what to do.