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Ancient
greece Symbols of the Greek Flag
Cross – Greek orthodoxy
Stripes (9) – nine syllables of the phrase “Eλευθερία ή θάνατος” (Freedom or Death), used in Greek War of Independence Blue and white colors – sea and sky, purity, country’s fight for independence All About Greece (Hellenic Republic) Continent: Europe Capital: Athens Official Language: Greek Religion: Christianity (90% Greek Orthodoxy) Government: Unitary Parliamentary Republic Currency: Euro € (1 EUR = 62.59 PHP) Borders: Albania, North Macedonia, Bulgaria (North), Turkey (East) Surrounding seas: Aegean sea, Cretan sea, Libyan sea, Ionian sea Mt. Olympus List of Famous Greek Philosophers
Aristotle Thales of Miletus
Anaxagoras Epicurus Pythagoras Plato Socrates Heraclitus Zeno of Citium Democritus Empedocles Leucippus GREEKS ARE NOT CONSERVATIVE For your information…
Olive oil was used as a personal lubricant.
Middle finger = intercourse Lysistrata was a Greek play where women end a war by withholding sex until the men agree to peace. Gymnasium = school for naked exercise. Prostitutes wore sandals that left the words “follow me” imprinted on the ground as they walked. Idiot = someone who was not a politician Women practiced birth control by holding her breath, squatting, and sneezing after intercourse. Perachora Wheel (Watermill) Aqueduct (Eupalinos Tunnel) Steam Engine (Aeolipile) Vending Machine Suspended Ink Pot Clepsydra Wash Basin Automatic Door Toys Gimbal Spiral Staircase Chain Drive Sliding Caliper Odometer SHOWER
Ancient Classical Greece: Brief essays on Homer, the Iliad, the Odyssey, Themistocles, Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, Herodotus, Thucydides, Xenophon, and Pericles