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| high point of classical civilization, beginning of the classical period. |
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| leader of athenian demorcracy. written about by thucydides. encouraged the bulding of gradure buildings on the acopolis. died in 429 bc due to bubonic plague. |
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| 431-404 BC war between sparta and athens |
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| Wrote the history of the peloponnesian war |
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| earliest athenian playwright (the oresteia trilogy) |
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| Author of Oedipus the King and Antigone |
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| best-known student of socrates, author os the apology and the republic, and founder of the academy |
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| "peripatetic philosopher" founder of the lyceum, and the bestknown student of plato |
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| most famous and beautiful building on top of acropolis in athens |
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| period of greek culture from the death of alexander the great to the roman conquest of greece |
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| wealthiest city of hellenistic ASIA. chief shrine immense altar to zeus |
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| most recent-like tragedian... wrote alot about women |
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| greatest comic poet of athens. lysistrata |
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| largest philisophical influence on the ideas of greece philosophy |
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| largest philisophical influence on the ideas of greece philosophy |
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| the dialogues of plato were used to record the teachings of whom? |
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| what is the thing invented by plato that was the first permanent institution of the western civilization devoted to education and research |
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| invented by aristotle as a continuum of plato's "academy" |
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| what is it when the audience undergoes a cleansing or purgation of the soul because of the intellectual and emotional relations with the tragic figure |
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| believed in one reality and real world |
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| who discovered a mathematical formula for representing the perfect male body, and ideal canon of proportion, and wrote a book aboutit |
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| final temple to be completed on the acropolis |
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| column swells to compensate for the tendency of vertical parallel lines to appear to curve inward |
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| arrangement of body parts so taht weight-bearing leg is apart from free leg, shifting hip/shoulder axis. idea invented by polyklietos |
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| what's a circular building |
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| what's a circular building |
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| this man conquered land to add to greece, spreading ideas of greece |
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| 2 events mark the beginning of the hellenistic period |
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devision of macedonian empire, death of alexander the great
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| greatest city of hellenistic age |
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| great sculptor; worked on acropolis |
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