A brutal time to live. Imagine being apart of the Germanic tribes that were scattered about during the dark ages.
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Average life span was in the 30's, lots of women died during child birth, paranoia about demons,magik etc.If you couldn't hunt (think vegans think) the quality of food was poor.A brutal time to live. Imagine being apart of the Germanic tribes that were scattered about during the dark ages.
The idea owing the Romans for modern law is a bit overblown. In continental Europe yes but Australian law owes far more to the English common law. As for the law that really counts, as in the primacy of parliament and the people over the sovereign king, the old butcher Oliver Cronwell and then the Glorious Revolution of 1688 take the biscuits there. We owe as much to Hammurabi as Rome.
We tend to focus on the Western Empire and often the Republican or immediate post Republican era but this was actually just a small period of true Roman history. While the Western empire had effectively ceased to exist by 500AM (subsumed under waves of alternating refugees/assailants from the east and north) the eastern empire prospered and existed up until 1483AD.
The richest and most valuable Roman provinces were in North Africa (the breadbasket of Rome) and the Near East. Most of what we'd consider modern day Europe was a wild and thickly forested place inhabited by tribes largely hostile to Roman forces. The Romans never attempted to conquer germany, by and large letting the Alps act as a natural Hadrian's Wall.
Before Rome tho there was an earlier civilization that invented common laws. Hammurabi was the guys name
You mean like what Jesus gotWhat we got from the Romans was not laws but the idea of our legal system, that being fair(ish) trials, individuals rights etc.
For example Rome was the first civilisation to develop law as an actual system. Before that laws were seen as sacred and could only be interpreted by priests.
Even the idea that a person is innocent until proven guilty comes from ancient rome.
Power gets to people's heads. Absolutely crazy to make it out like it's a male thing.Some feminists claim that if women were leaders, we would have peace or at least, less war than we do.
They insinuate war is a product of males. History though has a secret, a big secret. Cleopatra got into a lot of shit. Margret Thatcher sent Britain to war to alleviate her own poor polling. Hillary Clinton was in libya before the sovereign goveremnt actually fell, organizing deals with the various insurgent groups she helped fund and arm. Julia Gillards foreign minister was one of the loudest supporters and proponents of the air strikes against the sovereign government of Libya.
The Code of Hammurabi was one of several sets of laws in the ancient Near East.[8] The code of laws was arranged in orderly groups, so that everyone who read the laws would know what was required of them.[9] Earlier collections of laws include the Code of Ur-Nammu, king of Ur (ca. 2050 BC), the Laws of Eshnunna (ca. 1930 BC) and the codex of Lipit-Ishtar of Isin (ca. 1870 BC), while later ones include the Hittite laws, the Assyrian laws, and Mosaic Law.[10] These codes come from similar cultures in a relatively small geographical area, and they have passages which resemble each other.[11]
Only one provision appears to impose obligations on an official; this provision establishes that a judge who reaches an incorrect decision is to be fined and removed from the bench permanently.[3]
You mean like what Jesus got
But I also see it is that of a war monger trying to keep his soldiers on side.Ex. Law #133: "If a man is taken prisoner in war, and there is a sustenance in his house, but his wife leave house and court, and go to another house: because this wife did not keep her court, and went to another house, she shall be judicially condemned and thrown into the water."
**** if a female strays or even just enjoys her god-given right to seek pleasure.I can see sense in this one..
But I also see it is that of a war monger trying to keep his soldiers on side.
Didn't say that, I was coming from the point of view of a east timor vet I once worked with. he said to me that they were advised to sign a power of attorney over to their wives and girlfriends when the first UN force went in after the Indonesian withdrawal. many men came back to find their women had done a runner with their assets.**** if a female strays or even just enjoys her god-given right to seek pleasure.
But a stud if a male does similar.
Sorry, I wasn't intimating you suggested that, etc. That rolling eyes was just at ancient history. And how that attitude still exists.Didn't say that, I was coming from the point of view of a east timor vet I once worked with. he said to me that they were advised to sign a power of attorney over to their wives and girlfriends when the first UN force went in after the Indonesian withdrawal. many men came back to find their women had done a runner with their assets.
However the point you make does have merit, we have different standards for the same behavior depending on culture.
, but none of the countries would be talking to each other.Some feminists claim that if women were leaders, we would have peace or at least, less war than we do.
I constantly shake my head at planet Earth. It's like 2013 and they STILL have a ton of stupid draconian attitudes, beliefs, rules, etc. It's not even that long ago there was slavery, apartheid, women unable to vote or have rights, etc etc.
What a pathetic unintelligent backward species. Beam me up to 5013.
, but none of the countries would be talking to each other.
, but none of the countries would be talking to each other.
Haha. I picture this.I Imagine the G20 summit would be split between those that make up the G8 and the rest and gossip and bad mother the other group and vote accordingly............
Romans....shomans....
What about being a Mayan or Aztec...what a life....
The word vagina comes from the sheath that Roman soldiers stored their short swords in.