Roman Empire in England and Roman Literature

 In the Roman period, the monarchy was replaced by rebellions, Roman Empire ruled over the public. There were fights between Charles Jesus and rebellions. The literature was written on the establishment of Rome. The introduction of Christianity took place. The literature was in the form of odes and epigraphs. 

In the Roman era. The monarchy took place that is the rule took the empire and ruled over the public while the public was against it so they fought for freedom but Charles Jesus won and became the empire of the Kingdom. He was killed by the rebellions and then his son fought to get revenge on his father and took his kingdom back. 

The people were atheists. The Romans introduced Christianity by St. Augustine. The Romans invited the people for the preaching of Christianity. They showed them miracles and made people believe in the Bible.

In Roman literature, the main writer which was famous because of his work was Virgil. His famous work was Aneids in which he emphasized the establishment of Rome. It followed the work of Illiad and Odyssey. 

Here are some famous lines from the Aeneid:

- "Arma virumque cano" 

("I sing of arms and the man")

- "Forsan et haec olim meminisse iuvabit"

 ("Perhaps even these things will be pleasing to recall one day")

- "Sunt lacrimae rerum"

 ("There are tears in things")

- "Mens sana in corpore sano"

 ("A healthy mind in a healthy body")

- "Tu regere imperio populos, Romane, memento"

 ("Remember, Roman, to rule the peoples with an empire")

So, it is concluded that in the Roman era, there was the introduction of Christianity. The work was on the establishment of Rome. There were fights in the society. The literature was in the form of odes and epigraphs.