Latin 2 Quiz
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ROMAN CULTURE, HISTORY & MYTH
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Cicero writes in De Officiis (On Duties): "Those who say that we should have regard for citizens but not for foreigners destroy the common society of the human race." Yet Roman law distinguished sharply between the rights of cives (citizens) and peregrini (foreigners), and Roman military campaigns routinely enslaved conquered populations.
Which of the following conclusions about Roman values is most strongly supported by reading Cicero's statement alongside the legal and military evidence described above, and how does this complexity compare to tensions in modern democratic societies?
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