English language is almost all taken from Latin. Take a dictionary of etymology and check out the roots of the English words. Also our architecture specially thoses of churches, castles and mansions are taken from the Romans. In addition, our roads, bridges and drainage system were all initially made by the Romans. Our literature is under heavy influence of latin language and latin classics (Virgil, Ovid, Horace, Seneca) and our parliament is a copy from the Roman senate, latin was the official language in England and the bible until 17th century was in Latin, thanks to King James for having it translated into English. Our art, architecture, theatre, gallery, museums are all Roman influence. Roman mythology is the warp and woof of our literature as well. The Romans taught us christianity and how to play music. The facades of most of our famous bulidings are roman architecture. To help us know our culture, history, language and art better, universities must open up more Italian and Roman faculties and offer more courses in these subjects. Oxford and Cambridge are doing well but many other universities must also follow suit.
PS: there is hardly any arabic art, architecture and literature in England and English language. It is true that we learned the shape of the numbers and some maths and medicine from them and also the game of chess but arabic influence in England is nothing compared to roman and greek influence. The romans colonised england for 500 years.