What group of foreigners wanted to be more like the Romans?

The group of foreigners that sought to be more like the Romans were the elites and leaders of various conquered territories, particularly in the provinces of the Roman Empire. These individuals often adopted Roman customs, language, and governance structures in a process known as Romanization, seeking to gain social status, political power, and economic benefits. This assimilation was especially prevalent among the wealthy classes in regions such as Gaul, Britain, and the Eastern provinces.