CLST 103 Lecture 27: CLST 103 W12L1

• School: Queen's University
• Department: Classical Studies
• Course: CLST 103
• Professor: M Barbara Reeves

Document Summary

North of the alps, fierce warriors that romans fought in the past historical incident of gallic sack of rome 390 bc which resonates forever in roman history. Because of this, lots of suspicion towards the gauls even though accepted into. Roman empire and given opportunity to become roman citizens. These people had first come into contact with the romans back in 63 bc when. Pompey had negotiated some treaties with the eastern part of mediterranean, had conquered syria and then negotiated treaty with judaea, a jewish state. Romans first started to get contact with this fate, judaism is a monotheistic faith, Romans polytheistic, hundreds thousands of different gods, willing to let new people come into roman rights of citizenship as long as willing to act roman culturally. Still be good citizens and make sure divine support is on the side of the. Romans also make a series of concession, for example: concessions made by.