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Test your knowledge of key terms from the classical civilization of Greece.

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DOMENICA SOFIA MOSCOSO FLORES

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Exploring Ancient Greece


Mots Croisés Exploring Ancient GreeceVersion en ligne Test your knowledge of key terms from the classical civilization of Greece. par DOMENICA SOFIA MOSCOSO FLORES 1 Zeus was the supreme god in ancient Greece, considered the "fathr of gods and men" and he was aalso the king of the Olympian gods. 2 Homer was an ancient Greek poet, traditionally createed with authoring the lliad and the Odysey. 3 Draco was an Atherian legislator of the 7th century BC. Also known for coodifying the laws of athens, wich until than were transmitted orally. 4 He was a Macedonian king who ruled the kingdom of Macedonia from 336 BC.C.And he also became an important geeneral and conqueror. 5 Aristotle was an ancient Greek philosopher and scientist, he was known for his deep study in various areas of knowlidge, including logic, ethics, olitics, biology and physics. 6 Socrates was a Greek philosopher of the 5th century BC, considered the father of Western philosophy and the founder of moral philosophy. 7 Plato was a Greek philosopher, diciple of Socrates and teacher of Aristotle, recognized for his Dialogues and for founding the Academy in Athens. 8 Sophocles was a Greek tragic poet, reecognized as one of the most prominent authors of Greek tragedy. 9 Euclid was an ancient Greek mathematican, considered the "father of geometry" and known for his seminal work, "The Elemet". 10 In Sparta, the Greek city-state, the figure of the king, or "diarch", was shared by two monarchs, one of Dorian origin and the other of Achean origin. 10 4 9 2 7 8 3 5 6 1