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The Greek way
by Edith HamiltonNot on Booklabria yet
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A study of the intellectual life of Greece at the peak of its achievements. The author interprets the literature, art, and philosophy of the Greeks and discusses what this heritage means to the world today.
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To 146 B.C
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