 "Caryatid" (Acropolis Museum) |  "Zeus or Poseidon" (National archaeological Museum of Athens) |
 "Aphrodite" (National Archeological Museum of Athens) |  Bronze statue of a youth. From Antikythera shipwreck. about 340-330 B.C.. (National Archeological Museum of Athens) |
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Friday, June 26, 2020
FABULOUS CLASSIC GREEK SCULPTURE!
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ANCIENT GREEEK FEMALE PHILOSOPHERS
Most people in our planet mainly know the ancient Greek male philosophers. But what about female philosophers in Ancient Greece?...
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With the creation of the huge empire of Alexander the Great, many things changed in the political, social, psychological and philosophical l... -
Some time ago I made my first trip to the neighboring European country of Italy. The truth is that I did not expect as much beauty as I saw.... -
Aristotle (384-322 BC) was the most methodical mind of the ancient world. In fact, he was the founder of logic, which for him was an instrum...