Roman cities were generally walled, holding the border between chaos and barbaric disorder outside, and civilized life, order and education inside. (Photo by M. Markowski)
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| Appropriately named, the city of Bath in England showed
what the Roman Empire was all about. The inner sanctum here -- the hot-springs
baths -- brought the highest form of culture Rome had to offer to this
far off province.
Roman cities were generally walled, holding the border between chaos and barbaric disorder outside, and civilized life, order and education inside. (Photo by M. Markowski) |
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