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They were originally a festival to honor Zeus. It was later change to wrestling matches, javelin contests, and foot races.
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He was prominent Greek statesman. He was general of Athens during the Golden Age. He created the Delian League
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He conquered the Persian Empire and most of the known world.
From ages thirteen to sixteen he was taught by Aristotle. He became interested in science, philosophy and medicine. -
The great Library of Alexandria was one of the largest and most important of the Ancient world. Many important scrolls of Aristotle and Plato were stored there.
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was the student of plato and he was the first scientist his most famous student was alexander the great
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his real name was Aristocles he was a wrestler he was the founder of the academy which is considered the western university he dedicated his life to teaching
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the war between the delian league with athens and the peloponnesian league with sparta
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he was an ancient greek philosopher one of the greatest figures of western philosophy he was known for his honesty
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the time when athens was advancing in science and arcatect
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a conflict between persia and greece when persia burnt down athens