Classical Greek and Roman works

Definition

Classical Greek and Roman works refer to the literary, artistic, and architectural creations produced by ancient Greek and Roman civilizations. These works served as inspiration for many artists and intellectuals during the Renaissance.

Related terms

Greco-Roman civilization: Refers to the combined cultures of ancient Greece and Rome due to their significant historical connections.

Neoclassicism: An artistic movement that emerged in the 18th century inspired by classical Greek and Roman styles.

Translations: The process of rendering classical Greek or Latin texts into other languages so they can be read by wider audiences.