A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... culture , was sacked and burnt by the Greeks . By de- grees , out of a fusion of Greek and Mycenaean culture , the Hel- lenes developed a new civilization . After 1200 B.C. the last great wave of invaders ( which reached its climax in ...
... culture , was sacked and burnt by the Greeks . By de- grees , out of a fusion of Greek and Mycenaean culture , the Hel- lenes developed a new civilization . After 1200 B.C. the last great wave of invaders ( which reached its climax in ...
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... culture , although , contrary to old be- liefs , it was not decadent . Hellenic culture was transformed into Hellenistic culture . Its spirit was strikingly modern and materialistic , much more so than the Periclean Age . It was of ...
... culture , although , contrary to old be- liefs , it was not decadent . Hellenic culture was transformed into Hellenistic culture . Its spirit was strikingly modern and materialistic , much more so than the Periclean Age . It was of ...
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... cultural . Alexander the Great made Greek culture worldwide . The city of Alexandria was the greatest center of Hellenistic learning for at least three centuries . It was primarily a city culture , for in the rural areas in the Near ...
... cultural . Alexander the Great made Greek culture worldwide . The city of Alexandria was the greatest center of Hellenistic learning for at least three centuries . It was primarily a city culture , for in the rural areas in the Near ...
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