How Did the Early Romans View the Natural World

question 3

Multiple Choice

How did the early Romans view the natural world?

• A) As a cosmic credit and debit sheet on which one's actions determined one's destiny.
• B) As a body of natural laws understandable by humans.
• C) As a shadow world of paradise.
• D) As filled with numerous invisible shapeless forces called numina.
• E) As created by a single God.

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