The Athenian Eleven: Why Eleven?Burgess, Sandra J.HermesThe Athenian Eleven: Why Eleven?". Burgess,S. J. Hermes . 2005
It’s a delight for the calendar and math nerds among us. So how did it all begin and why? Have a look at some of the numbers, history and lore behind the (not quite) every four year phenom that adds a 29th day to February. BY THE NUMBERS The math is mind-boggling in a l...
Once a question that might have seemed silly to ask, the purpose of it was to force the person asking the question to examine the process they go through to determine whether something is real or not and to look for flaws in their reasoning and weaknesses in their logic. In today’s wor...
why should socrates fullfill the agreement he made with athenian law instead of breaking it?A.he was brought up under the law,they are not on the equal foot regarding rights.B.the law was congenialb to him because he chose to live in athensC.if he breaks
The runner, whose name was Pheidippides, actually ran more than 150 miles all the way from Athens to Sparta—and then back again. And he did that before the battle. Karnazes says the same runner might have run the final stretch after the victory at Marathon for a grand total of more ...
386 BC is considered to be one of the most important dates in the history of Greek theater: that yearpalaion dramawas first introduced to the programme of the Great Dionysia. This paper argues that these performances amounted to state-mandated revivals of tragedy associated with the fifth-...