A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... 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 ( 400 B.C. ) . Five years later Persia persuaded Athens , Argos , and Thebes ...
... 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 ( 400 B.C. ) . Five years later Persia persuaded Athens , Argos , and Thebes ...
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... Greek civilization , Philip wanted to be re- garded as the representative of Greek culture , to procure peace among the Greek communities , and to lead Greece against Per- sia in order to emancipate the Ionian cities . Philip was well ...
... Greek civilization , Philip wanted to be re- garded as the representative of Greek culture , to procure peace among the Greek communities , and to lead Greece against Per- sia in order to emancipate the Ionian cities . Philip was well ...
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... Greek art is shown by the thousands of copies of Greek masterpieces they made later . LITERATURE That the intellectural life of the Romans was entirely Greek in origin is seen in their literature . In this branch of art , as in all else ...
... Greek art is shown by the thousands of copies of Greek masterpieces they made later . LITERATURE That the intellectural life of the Romans was entirely Greek in origin is seen in their literature . In this branch of art , as in all else ...
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