In the tenth (1990) and following Urantia Foundation printings, "Graeco-Roman" was changed to "Greco-Roman." It should be noted that both spellings are correct, and both are found in various places in the 1955 text.

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^{P887:3, 79:8.3} Consciousness of past achievements (somewhat diminished in the present), the conservatism of an overwhelmingly agricultural people, and a well-developed family life equaled the birth of ancestor veneration, culminating in the custom of so honoring the men of the past as to border on worship. A very similar attitude prevailed among the white races in Europe for some five hundred years following the disruption of Graeco-Roman civilization.