Brief History of the Ancient Roman State / Chapter Nineteen

This is a brief passage in Persian discussing Roman architecture and its Greek influences. The text argues that architecture was the craft that Romans developed to perfection, with their industrial works being primarily buildings and structures. It notes that in architecture, as in other crafts, the Romans borrowed from the Greeks. The passage offers no narrative, story, or detailed analysis, only a general historical observation about the relationship between Roman and Greek architectural traditions.