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050		0	_aDF209.5 _b.B76 1965
100	1		_aBrown, Truesdell S. _q(Truesdell Sparhawk), _d1906-1992.
245	1	0	_aAncient Greece / _cedited by Truesdell S. Brown.
260			_a[New York] : _bFree Press of Glencoe, _c1965.
300			_aviii, 262 p. ; _c21 cm.
490	1		_aSources in western civilization ; _v2
505	0		_aIntroduction : 1. THE EPIC TRADITION – 2. THE IONIAN GREEKS – 3. THE BACKGROUND OF THE PERSIAN WAR – 4. ATHENS BETWEEN THE WARS – 5. SLAVERY AS A GREEK INSTITUTION – 6. THE PELOPONNESIAN WAR – 7. THE FOURTH CENTURY – 8. THE HELLENISTIC STATE SYSTEM – 9. SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT – 10. INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT – THE SOURCES : 1. THE WORLD OF HOMER – 2. HESIOD: FARMER, MORALIST, POET – 3. THE FATHER OF HISTORY LOOKS AT EGYPT - 4. THE LEGEND OF WESTERN COLONIZATION - 5. THE GREEK TYRANTS - 6. BEFORE SALAMIS - 7. THE FOUNDING OF THE ATHENIAN EMPIRE - 8. THE OLD OLIGARCH: AN UNFRIENDLY VIEW OF 116 ATHENIAN DEMOCRACY – 9. ARISTOTLE'S VIEWS ON SLAVERY - 10. THE REVOLT OF MYTILENE: CAN PUNISHMENT DETER? - 11. CORCYRA: A CASE STUDY IN REVOLUTION - 12. THE SPEECH FOR THE PROSECUTION: LYSIAS VS. THE THIRTY - 13. THE GOVERNMENTS OF SPARTA AND CRETE - 14. CTESIAS: PHYSICIAN, HISTORIAN, ROMANCER - 15. A SENTIMENTAL APPRAISAL OF ALEXANDER THE GREAT - 16. A GREEK ACCOUNT OF INDIA - 17. HERACLEA, A GREEK CITY ON THE BLACK SEA - 18. POLYBIUS AND THE WRITING OF HISTORY - 19. THE GREEK TRAVELER.
651		0	_aGreece _xHistory _vSources.
651		0	_aGreece _xCivilization _yTo 146 B.C.
830		0	_aSources in western civilization ; _v2.
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