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Classical Greece #2 History 126 Dr. Anita Fisher

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Classical Greece

#2History 126

Dr. Anita Fisher

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Greek Family

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Hera

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Hera

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Hera’s Temple in S. Italy

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HighPriestess

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Greek Ancestors as Ancient Priestesses

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Hetaere = Courtesans

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Heterae

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ThalesFrom

Miletus

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Pythagoras

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Socrates

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Symposium

Setting

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Prison of Socrates

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Socrates Death Scene

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Plato427-347

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Works of Plato

• Apology• Laws• Republic

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Plato&

Aristotle

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Aristotle

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Aristotle


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