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200			_aThe Greek Way _eto Western civilization _fHamilton, E.
210			_aNew York _cA Mentor book _d1963
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215			_aHeight: 18 cm.; Width: 10.8 cm.; Volume: 254 pages _cPaperback. Color:Gray/Beige/Red
327			_a1. East and West -- pg. 7
327			_a2. Mind and Spirit -- pg. 18
327			_a3. The Way of the East and the West in Art -- pg. 35
327			_a4. The Greek Way of Writing -- pg. 47
327			_a5. Pindar, the Last Greek Aristocrat -- pg. 58
327			_a6. The Athenians As Plato Saw Them -- pg. 72
327			_a7. Aristophanes and the Old Comedy -- pg. 88
327			_a8. Herodotus, the First Sight-seer -- pg. 113
327			_a9. Thucydides, the Thing That Hath Been Is That Which Shall Be -- pg. 131
327			_a10. Xenophon, the Ordinary Athenian Gentleman -- pg. 147
327			_a11. The Idea of Tragedy -- pg. 164
327			_a12. Aeschylus, the First Dramatist -- pg. 173
327			_a13. Sophocles, Quintessence of the Greek -- pg. 187
327			_a14. Euripides, the Modern Mind -- pg. 197
327			_a15. The Religion of the Greeks -- pg. 207
327			_a16. The Way of the Greeks -- pg. 221
327			_a17. The Way of the Modern World -- pg. 243
327			_aReferences -- pg. 249
330			_aIn this brilliant book you will share this joy as you dine and talk with Socrates, hunt with Xenophon, listen to the orations of Pericles and join the audience at performances of the great dramas of Sophocles, Euripides, Aeschylus, and Aristophanes. You will travel with Herodotus, the world's first sight seer, and learn of war and suffering from Thucydides. And most important, you will understand the Greek's greatest achievement-the development of that perfect balance between spirit and mind which holds a vital meaning for the world today.
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