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What did the Greeks call feta cheese?
The Greeks call it 'Feta'
What did the Greeks call the letter f?
What did the Greeks call the letter F.
What did the Greeks call their perfect man?
what do greeks call their perfect man
What did the Greeks call Greece?
Greeks call themselves "Ellines", which is commonly translated into English as "Hellenes".
When did the Greeks first call themselves Greeks?
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What did Greeks call upper class Romans?
Greeks referred to upper-class Romans as "patricians." This term was used to denote the noble families who held significant social and political power in Rome. The distinction between patricians and the lower classes was a key feature of Roman society, influencing both governance and social dynamics.
What do greeks call their country?
Ellada
What do you call the peoples in Greece?
Greeks.
What did the Greeks call Diana?
Artemis.
What did Greeks call vases?
Amphora.
What did the Romans call the greeks?
Harpastum
What is a hellenist?
Greeks call themselves Hellenes after their reputed founder Helen. Today we call the culture introduced by Alexander the great and his successors Hellenistic - it was imposed on non-Greeks of Alexander's empire. It gained traction with some of the upper classes and provided a veneer of Hellenic culture (the lower classes kept to their own culture. Hence use of the expression Hellenistic - like Hellenic.
