The Ancient Romans believed that when one died, one was sent to Mercury, the messenger God, where their soul crossed the river Styx, which flowed nine times around the underworld. A coin was placed in the mouth of the ferryman/ Charon for the passage across. The soul would then be judged by Aeneas and Rhadymanthas.
The ancient Romans believed that when people died, their spirits went to hades. In order to get there, they needed to cross the River Styx. This required the services of a ferryman, who charged 2 coins for the service. Relatives used to place a coin on each eye of the deceased, to ensure passage across the Styx. If the departed spirit did not have the necessary coins, then it was doomed to wander the earth forever.
Important poets and heroes sometimes had a different fate, one of which was to ascend to the stars above.
Those whom the gods wished to punish were given eternal tasks and obligations in the afterlife.
Romans from all walks of life watched the gladiatorial games. The Romans loved them.
Hannibal was to the Romans, as is Bin Laden to the US of A today. He tired of continually watching over his sholder for Roman assassins (CIA TODAY), and decided, in his late years, he would end it himself, for surrender to the Romans ment certan torture, and death!
The Etruscans got Chariot Racing from the greek but improved on it extremly and later on the Romans picked up on this sport. The Etruscans had many other sports aswell, (boxing, Wrestling,chariot hunting ext.) all these sports often led to death, but were all later picked up by the romans.
The Romans main concept was named Dignitas. Diginitas was the significance of a man's entire life based on his decisions and lifestyle.
The Zealots didn't attack the Romans. The Romans were going to attack but all the Zealots killed themselves. Over 960 children, men and woman died. Now, that's a different story. They believe the Romans attacked, or were going to attack, because the Zealots would, in a way, pull pranks on the Romans. The Romans got tired of living over 1,000 feet below the Zealots because it also gave the Zealots a advantage at numerous things.Hoped this helped!:)
its is blived that's there is onther life after death
Yes. The Romans believed that after death one would go to the underworld.
Yes. All ancient societies worldwide believed in life after death.
i think they do believe in life after death
No, you don't have to be religiouse to believe in life after death. You can believe in this prospect without having any religion at all...
The Answer Is Yes
yes we believe in life after death
Anyone could have life after death.
No one can say, but there is nothing at all like a term life after death.
yes, Muslims believe in resurrection and in the eternal life after death.
You are still an atheist since you do not believe in a god or gods. Belief in a life after death doesn't necessarily change this unless you think that some supernatural being is responsible for it. Most atheists believe that death is simply the end of life. There is nothing after death.
they is another life after death