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Description edit
A journey through Greek culture, religion, art and the evolution of the greeks as a world power.
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Setting & Locations edit
- Athens
- Classical Greece
- Sparta
- Attica
- Solon
- Ionia
- Persia
- Thebes
- Egypt
- Iliad
- Sophocles
- Asia
- Crete
- Aegina
- Plataea
- Sicily
- Europe
- Euripides
- Italy
- Rome
- Corinth
- Piraeus
- Salamis
- England
- Cnossos
- Boeotia
- Republic
- Arcadia
- Mycenae
- Syracuse
- Alexandria
- Manchester
- Hera
- France
First Sentence edit
THE reader is asked, for the moment, to accept this as a reasonable statement of fact, that in a part of the world that had for centuries been civilized, and quite highly civilized, there gradually emerged a people, not very numerous, not very powerful, not very well organized, who had a totally new conception of what human life was for, and showed for the first time what the human mind was for.
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- H. D. F. Kitto (Author)
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Page Count: 280
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- Dewey: 938
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