Studied by 4 people
Who wrote about the division of gender roles in the home
Xenophon
Who wrote about the victors of the olympics
Pindar
Who wrote about female protagonists with emotional realism
Europides
Who wrote about the description of Greece and the Olympics
Pausanias
Who wrote about gymnastics in the Olympics
Philostratus
Who wrote abut the birth of the gods
Hesiod
Who wrote about the trojan war
Homer
Who wrote about lesbian sexual fantasy
Sappho
Who wrote about Homer creating the beginning of plot and tragedy
Aristotle
Who wrote that some people are slaves by nature
Aristotle
Who wrote about how with the advent of hoplites, democracy was started
Aristotle
Who wrote plays with scenery
Sophacles
Who wrote about the ideas of fate
Sophacles
Who wrote about the fall of troy being related to the fight between Achilles and Memnon
Smyrnaeus
Who wrote about tragedy and humour
Aeschylus
Who wrote about mythical stories and the battle of Salamis
Aeschylus
Who wrote about the architects of the Parthenon
Plutarch
Who wrote about Solon’s impact on Athens
Plutarch
Who wrote about Spartan war customs and beliefs
Plutarch
Who wrote about Aristotle teaching Alexander the Great
Plutarch
Who wrote about Lycurgus travelling around the world and meeting with the gymnosophists
Plutarch
Who wrote about Greek art overlooking anatomy for emotional prevalence
Darwin
Who wrote about Achilles relationship with Patroclus
Plato
Who wrote about the Socratic Paradox
Plato
Who wrote about the death of Socrates
Plato
Who wrote about the symposium, high love (man and man) and reproductive love (man and woman)
Plato
Who wrote about Homer “educated the Greeks”
Plato
Who wrote about Spartans oiling themselves for the Olympics
Thucydides
Who wrote about the common nudity at the Olympics
Thucydides
Who wrote that slaves are a byproduct of war
Thucydides
Who wrote that philosophy became the backbone of the polis
Thucydides
