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Cast of Characters | 9 | |
Map of Greek Settlements at the Death of Alexander the Great | 12 | |
Introduction: The Glory that Was Greece | 14 | |
Herodotus | ||
Thucydides | ||
Chapter 1 | What's a Greek? Greece and Greeks | 17 |
Homer | ||
Chapter 2 | Gods, Priests, and Oracles: Greek Religion | 22 |
Homer | ||
Chapter 3 | Mysterious Minoans: The Earliest Greeks | 28 |
The Palace of Knossos | ||
Thucydides | ||
Chapter 4 | A Great Civilization is Born: Mighty Mycenaeans | 35 |
Linear B tablet from the Palace of Knossos | ||
Chapter 5 | Always Look a Gift Horse in the Belly: The Trojan War | 40 |
Homer | ||
Hissarlik | ||
Chapter 6 | Sing, Muse: Early Poets | 45 |
Homer | ||
Hesiod | ||
Archilochus | ||
Sappho | ||
Chapter 7 | Greece Spreads its Wings: Colonies and City-States | 50 |
An inscription of a Greek law from Cyrene | ||
Homer | ||
Chapter 8 | Who's in Charge Here? The Rise of Athens | 56 |
Solon | ||
Herodotus | ||
A popular Athenian song | ||
Chapter 9 | "A Living Possession": Slavery | 62 |
Crates | ||
Xenophon | ||
Aristotle | ||
Chapter 10 | Growing up Greek: Greek Childhood | 68 |
Aristotle | ||
Plato | ||
An epitaph for a little girl | ||
Chapter 11 | "A Shadowy Existence": The Women of Ancient Greece | 73 |
Euripides | ||
Plato | ||
Homer | ||
Hesiod | ||
Semonides | ||
Xenophon | ||
Phintys | ||
Chapter 12 | The Spartan Experiment: Daily Life in Ancient Sparta | 81 |
Xenophon | ||
Plutarch | ||
Herodotus | ||
Menander | ||
Chapter 13 | "Woe to the Land of Persia!": The Persian Empire and Its War with Greece | 87 |
Herodotus | ||
Aeschylus | ||
Chapter 14 | "The Hands of the Many": Democracy in Athens | 93 |
Pericles | ||
Isocrates | ||
Aeschines | ||
Chapter 15 | Hoplites and Triremes: Warfare | 99 |
Tyrtaeus | ||
Homer | ||
Plutarch | ||
Xenophon | ||
Euripides | ||
Chapter 16 | The Greek World War: The Peloponnesian War | 105 |
Plutarch | ||
Pericles | ||
Xenophon | ||
Chapter 17 | Take two Vulture's Eggs and Call me in the Morning: Science and Medicine | 111 |
Plutarch | ||
Hippocrates | ||
Chapter 18 | "Freed from the Clash of Arms": The Olympic Games | 118 |
Bacchylides | ||
Athenaeus | ||
Pausanias | ||
Chapter 19 | Striving for Perfection: The Visual Arts | 123 |
Aristotle | ||
A Minoan drinking cup | ||
Protagoras | ||
Kleobis and Biton | ||
The Parthenon | ||
Polykleitos | ||
Chapter 20 | "All the World's a Stage": Greek Drama | 130 |
Sophocles | ||
Chapter 21 | Going to School: Greek Education | 137 |
Hyperides | ||
Plato | ||
Aristotle | ||
Chapter 22 | How Do We Know what We Know? Greek Philosophy | 143 |
Socrates | ||
Aristophanes | ||
Chapter 23 | Two Philosophers: Plato and Aristotle | 148 |
Plato | ||
Aristotle | ||
Chapter 24 | "A Pestilent Man": Philip of Macedon | 154 |
Isocrates | ||
Demosthenes | ||
Plutarch | ||
Diodorus Siculus | ||
Chapter 25 | Worlds to Conquer: Alexander the Great | 159 |
Plutarch | ||
Arrian | ||
Chapter 26 | But is it Still Greek? The Hellenistic World | 164 |
Altar of Zeus at Pergamum | ||
Herodotus | ||
Epilogue: The Greek Legacy | 171 | |
Timeline | 176 | |
Further Reading | 180 | |
Websites | 183 | |
Index | 184 |
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