How did Rome's attitude to philosophy evolve over time? Why did they prefer Stoicism?

Stoicism was the school of thought that was flourished in Greek and Roman. This is the loftiest history of Stoicism that is recorded in western civilization.

Explanation:

The stoicism was flourished in Rome in the mid-second century. There were two famous and chief philosophers at that time named Rodes and Panaetius.

Both of them were the disciples of Poseidonius. Panaetius has been arranged a school of stoicism in Rome. It happened before Athens comes to Rome.

Poseidon was a religious man whose influence was seen on people. Both the doctrine were opposite to each other.

Chrysippus believed in staying away from a Stoicism school. Chrysippus was commended to defend Stoic logic and the epistemology.

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the answer i chose to believe is 'harmony'