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This is the final episode of the "Rejected vs. Respected Latin Authors" series. The impact of these authors on Rome and our world today is significant. They paved the way for advancements in writing and science. The next series will explore how the Latin language and Roman culture influenced medicine. Enjoyed this series? Check out the next one! Hey everybody, and welcome back to Little Latin Lessons for Language Lovers, where I give little lessons on Latin and the cultural impacts of this fascinating language. This is the last episode and wrap-up of the Rejected vs. Respected Latin Authors series. I hope you've had as much fun as I have learning about these Latin authors. The impacts of their work not only changed Rome, but also has influenced us greatly today. Our predecessors are the ones we owe for our knowledge of writing. These pioneers paved the way for evolution in writing and other fields such as science. It's such a gift to have such talented individuals in the world's past. Though this journey is over, another one has begun. Go check out my other podcast series, How the Latin Language and Roman Culture Influenced Medicine. We will journey through the evolution of medicine and how the Latin language and Roman culture had an impact on modern medicine. So I hope you have enjoyed this series, Respected vs. Rejected Latin Authors, and please be sure to check out the next series. Huale!
