Greco-Roman
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- adjective
- /ˈɡrɛkoʊˈroʊmən/
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grecorromano
- The figure may represent the Greco-Roman hero Herakles.
- Greco-Roman traditions
- Greco-Roman world
- Greco-Roman mythology
So what does he actually have to say about the culture of Greco Roman antiquity?
- So what does he actually have to say about the culture of Greco Roman antiquity?
Examples
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Some of the scenes depict figures with conventional attributes of specific Greco-Roman gods and heroes.
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The museum features several stunning sculptures from the Greco-Roman period, showcasing the artistic prowess of ancient civilizations.
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-I am a master of Greco-Roman wrestling.
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So what does he actually have to say about the culture of Greco Roman antiquity?
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In the Greco-Roman world in which Jesus lived, family was a weightier matter.
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Stoicism is an ancient Greco Roman philosophy that has the goal of helping us to find a happy life.
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The department's photographic archive is one of the most comprehensive for any Greco-Roman city.
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Like their eighteenth-century European forebears, most American museums were built in the Greco-Roman style.
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Although Christian, medieval Byzantines perceived themselves as inheritors and renovators of Greco-Roman culture.
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Since artists of the Renaissance revered ancient Greco Roman art above all else, perhaps it's not surprising that La Aquan and his sons made such a large impact.
Synonyms
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About the culture and literature of ancient Greece and Rome
Surface Forms
Etymology
Greco-Roman joins Greco- ('Greek') and Roman ('from Rome'). So it describes art, ideas, or history that come from both ancient Greece and Rome.