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The instrument, the personal style of poetry |
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A drinking party where people discussed intellectual ideas |
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A Lyric Poet, wrote about war |
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Lyric Poet, wrote about anti-heroism |
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Lyric Poet, wrote about Love |
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Lyric Poet Wrote about elite self esteem |
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Lyric Poet, wrote about Athletics |
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A megaron plus a collonade |
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The main part of the temple |
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Outer column part of a temple |
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Sacred part of the temple, only priests are allowed in |
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Pictographic writing, Syllabic writing |
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The first philosiphers looking for reason |
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Philosipher, "the boundless" contained all things |
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Philosipher, thought everything was a version of air |
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stagnation of social forces in greece |
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THe landmass where the spartans were |
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The greek settlement in italy |
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Greek Historian where most of Spartan history comes from |
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Athenian Philosipher, not aristotle |
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Legendary athenian philosipher, executed |
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Barbarians who preceded the greeks |
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Greek city state, home of democracy |
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The retired senators in athens special group |
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Kinship group in Athens, has a college counterpart |
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The Greek guy who tried to take over Athens, failed |
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The cursed clan in Athens |
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The grea legislator of Athens |
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THe shaking off of burdens, gettting rid of debt slavery all that goood stuff |
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A king of Athens, promoted public works, promoted social flowering |
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Founder of Athenian Democracy |
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Sons of Peristratus, ruled athens |
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THe people on the fringes of the Greek Polis |
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Achaemenes, and Achaeminids |
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Persian Ruler and the people he ruled, Dynasty lasted until 330 bc |
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Persian ruler took over the Medes |
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Rivals to persians for a long time, were once dominant |
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Persian ruler who first invaded Greece |
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Gold coins issued by Darius |
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Invaded Greece and held it for a while, Institutes postal system and the Spy system |
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THe governors put in place by Xerxes in Greece |
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Athenian who spurred the attack at Marathon |
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Athenian Directs profits from Larium to build a navy |
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Where the hellenic leauge was first stationed |
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THe naval battle were THemistocles outsmarted Xerxes |
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