The Goffer brothers discussed using the disposable cellphones to call someone they called 'the Greek,' the complaint says. His identity couldn't be determined.
However, the Romans were complacent with the learnings of the Greeks, and little innovation or exploration of new ideas around science and knowledge took place during this era.
The Greeks were at the forefront of dentistry of that time and it was a Greek physician who lived between 1300 and 1200 BC who chose to extract problem teeth long before anyone else.
And this was actually something that the Greeks used, not only to prove that the Earth was round about 2000 years ago, but they actually measured the circumference of the Earth, accurate to within just a couple percent.
The Greeks told their myths to the Romans, and the Romans took over and colonized, and then those same Romans traveled up and encountered the Germanic tribes and the Norse people and traded tales of gods and heroes.