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| A great philosopher who wanted to make people think and question their own beliefs. He is first of the big 3. (p.281) |
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| A great medical scholar who developed ideas about how doctors should behave (p.282) |
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| A great philosopher, he created a school called the Academy so students, philosophers and scientists could discuss ideas. He is second of the big 3. (p.281) |
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| He created an entire branch of geometry that we still use today; one of the greatest mathematicians in all of world history (p.281) |
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| The most impressive of all ancient Greek buildings, it stands on the Acropolis in Athens (pp. 278-279) |
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| Invention of the Greek inventor Archimedes, this device moved water from a lower level to a higher one (p.282) |
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| A great philosopher, he believed that people should use reason to govern their lives. He is third of the big three. (p.281) |
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| The greatest Greek historian not named Herodotus. He strived to be neutral when writing about historical events. (p.280) |
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| very realistic paintings often could be found decorating this form of pottery (p.278) |
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| Greek sculptors put great effort into making these as life-like as possible. Indeed, some look as if they could come to life at any moment. (p.278) |
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