The Language of Responsibilities

The Greeks did not use Latin in their daily lives. The majority of them did not know it. In Asian cities inscriptions in Latin were set up only by Romans or as copies of Roman documents that were relevant to the affairs of the city. In the provincial period, too, the administration of Asian cities was documented in Greek, and the same words continued to be used as before. It would be natural, therefore, to ask ourselves if the meanings of these words and the ways in which they were used remained the same or were transformed under the Romans.

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