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Tag Archives: Ancient Greece
The Greeks – A Global History
“…when we think of ‘Greeks’, what comes to mind first is likely to be the artistic and scientific achievements of a group of city-states led by Athens and Sparta around two and a half thousand years ago.” From the preface … Continue reading
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Tagged Ancient Greece, book review, Greek history, Greek influences, greek mythology, Greek Revival, Greeks, history
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Can a nymph, an Amazon, a playwright, and a poet bring peace to Athens?
“Before the comedies were presented at the festival, it was customary for one of Athens’s great lyric poets to entertain the crowd with a few well-chosen pieces, to get them in the mood. As with everything connected with the festival, … Continue reading
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Tagged Ancient Greece, Athens, book review, comedy, goddess, historical fiction, Martin Millar, mythology, satire
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