Sports Science and Medicine:
Greek ideal
A philosophical ideal of ancient Greeks who believed that each person should have a harmonious blend (sometimes called balance) of physical, mental, and spiritual aspects.
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- Pierre Louÿs
- eidolon
- Johann Joachim Winckelmann (person)
- humanism (movement – in philosophy, literature)
- Friedrich Hölderlin (person)
- Neoplatonism
- Apollō
- Mithra (ancient religion, Persia/India)
- health
- Praxiteles
- 1755 (chronology)
- sculpture
- Léon Vaudoyer (architecture)
- Muriel L. Feelings
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