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GROUP
5
History
City of Athens
Athena
Acropolis
Erechtheion
Parthenon
Temple of Nike
Greek Mythology
Mt. Olympus was the
home of the gods and
goddesses
THE TWELVE
Zeus
Artemis
OLYMPIANS
Hera
Aphrodite
Poseidon
Hades
Athena
Apollo
Hermes
Ares
Hephaestus
Hestia
Greek
Literature
Ancient Greek
Literature
-
Pre-Classical
Classical
Hellenistic
Roman Age
Byzantine Literature
Modern Greek
Literature
Ancient Greek
literature
Refers to literature
written in Ancient
Greek
A number of alphabets
and syllabaries had
been used to render
Greek.
Pre-Classical
HOMER
For a friend
with an
understanding
heart is worth no
less than
a brother
Pre-Classical
HESOID
Works and Days
Theogony
Classical
Dawn of Drama
Two major lyrical poets were Sappho
and Pindar
Classical
Aeschylus, Sophocles, and Euripides
plays, mainly about tragedy
Aeschylus
- Father of Tragedy
- Orestia
Classical
Sophocles
Euripides
Classical
Comedy arose from a ritual in honor of
Dionysus
Menander Father of Comedy
Classical
Greatest prose achievement of the 4th
century BCE was in philosophy.
Socrates, Plato, Aristotle rose above
Socrates
the
rest
Plato
Aristotle
Classical
Thucydides
Xenophon
Hellenistic
Greek cities had been conquered by
Philip II of Macedon
Greek colony of Alexandria in
northern Egypt became the
outstanding center of Greek culture.
Greek poetry flourished in 3rd
century BC
Theocritus, Callimachus, and
Apollonius of Rhodes are the chief
poets.
Translation of the Old Testament to
Roman
Age
Byzantine Literature
Greek literature of Middle Ages
Written in Atticizing, Medieval and early
Modern Greek
Combination of Greek and Christian
civilization under the Roman political
system
Romantic fiction, in which adventure and
love are the main elements.
Chronicles and Encyclopedias
The palaestra of
Olympia
Contributions of Greeks
Architecture
Philosophy
Civilization
Arts
Science
Math
Politics
Technology
Culture
Music
Exploration
Sports
SUMMARY