The Greeks
Book • 1951
In 'The Greeks', H. D. F. Kitto provides an engaging and insightful exploration of ancient Greek life, culture, and history.
The book covers topics such as the formation of the Greek people, the impact of Homer, the rise and decline of the city-state, and the Greek mind, myths, and religion.
It is recognized as a foundational work in the field, offering a comprehensive view of classical Greece's influence on modern society.
The book covers topics such as the formation of the Greek people, the impact of Homer, the rise and decline of the city-state, and the Greek mind, myths, and religion.
It is recognized as a foundational work in the field, offering a comprehensive view of classical Greece's influence on modern society.
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