古罗马与书香社会（Ancient Rome and the scholarly society）.doc

古罗马与书香社会（Ancient Rome and the scholarly society） Ancient Rome and the scholarly community Reading has become a way of life, has become a social fashion, is the ancient Rome. In first Century, the human era. With the ancient Rome book of ancient Romans reading in the sound of reading aloud, very seriously, writers and scholars is very hard to read their works in different public places. The audience is not less than the current obsession be absorbed in, and see all kinds of Master star show level. In first Century, China is the Eastern Han dynasty. This Dynasty academic atmosphere, has an important position in the history of science and technology and cultural history. While in Rome, it is an academic and scholarly golden era. Rome is an important book, consumer goods. At the beginning of first Century, the Rome has 7 large public library. But in fourth Century, the ancient Rome had 28 or 29 large public library. In first Century, a large public library construction has become an important part of ancient Rome municipal construction, quick success in some places today than our city construction, more cultural times. The characteristics of the ancient Rome public library with city life, it is not a closed place, although it is designed for intellectuals and scholars to set up, but is open to all, all the people sharing. The first public library in Rome, dating from 39 b.c.. At that time, Aarthi Neue J Borri Von won the victory of the war in the Yili, he seized a number of books, the first public library built in Rome. The library is divided into two parts of Greek and Latin, a painting and sculpture decoration, rich bookish, is a typical representative of Greek art. According to the French scholar Caitlin Nana Salles research, ancient Rome public and private libraries in the collection of all kinds of books and literature, history, myths and legends of the vast collections, greatly promoted the compilation of works, then abstract works and works popular anthology. How