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How long did the ideas of Greek philosopher last?
They are still used today.
How long did the ideas of greek philosphers last?
They are still used into days society ...
How long did photography take to reach its present state?
5th-4th Centuries B.C. Chinese and Greek philosophers describe the basic principles of optics and the camera
How long did 1 ancient greek Olympics last?
5 days
How long did the Poseidon myth last?
Until the Greek gods were replaced by Christianity.
How long does the olymipics last?
in the Ancient Greek Olympic Games, it lasted for 5 days
How long ago did atheism begin?
atheism has been around for ages, for example many ancient greek philosophers were atheist Atheism pre-dates civilisation. It is certainly older than any religion.
How long does a Greek wedding ceremony last?
Usually half an hour, but in the more traditional Orthodox churches it could last for approximately one hour.
How long did the ancient Greek empire last for?
There was no Greek empire. The Greek world was comprised of over 2,000 independent city-states spread around the Mediterranean and Black Sea littorals.
Why should people learn about Homer the greek?
Because without HOMER the greek Brad Pitt wouldn't had what to play in with long hair!Any ideas?YES...TROY!Homer wrote ''Odyssey'' and ''The Iliad'' 2 amazing epics.
What did Plato suggest happen to improve ancient greek society?
In "Republic" he makes Socrates suggest rule by the philosophers. One of Socrates' disciples, Alcibiades, tried that during the Peloponesian War. His first act was to overthrow the historic democracy of Athens and institute a rule by 400 philosophers. It didn't take very long before they were all arguing with each other and their rule broke down.
What were the origins of Greco-Roman culture?
The Greco-Roman came about as a result of embracing the Greeks and the Romans as their masters and therefore adapting some of their cultures and practices. After a long period of coexistence, the regions that were under the governments of Greek and Roman empires embraced their practices and culture, forming a hybrid of Greek-Roman culture.
