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The imperial ideal passed to Sparta and then to Thebes ; and the real force in Greek affairs was Persia ( 412-330 B.C. ) , for Greek alliances with Persia meant Persian gold for the Greek allies . War between Persia and Sparta broke out ...
The imperial ideal passed to Sparta and then to Thebes ; and the real force in Greek affairs was Persia ( 412-330 B.C. ) , for Greek alliances with Persia meant Persian gold for the Greek allies . War between Persia and Sparta broke out ...
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civilization and culture ; and ( b ) it spread Greek civilization over all the eastern Mediterranean . ... period the absolutist Macedonian kings followed a rather consistent philhellenic tendency and aided the Greeks against Persia .
civilization and culture ; and ( b ) it spread Greek civilization over all the eastern Mediterranean . ... period the absolutist Macedonian kings followed a rather consistent philhellenic tendency and aided the Greeks against Persia .
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SCULPTURE In sculpture their only advance over the Greeks was in bas reliefs and in portraiture , which they did in a realistic fashion . At Alexandria and Athens in 100 B.C. there was a return to the fifth and fourth century Greek ...
SCULPTURE In sculpture their only advance over the Greeks was in bas reliefs and in portraiture , which they did in a realistic fashion . At Alexandria and Athens in 100 B.C. there was a return to the fifth and fourth century Greek ...
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