Hubris - overweening self-importance and self-aggrandisement, which led people to get themselves into trouble with others. Many politicians today have this problem.
They had two main motivating factors - trade, and their shortage of land which led them to seize land all around the Mediterranean and Black Seas to settle a burgeoning excess population.
The Ancient Greeks believed that the Earth was made up of four elements: Earth, water, fire and air. These elements then corresponded with the seasons due to their properties: e.g. fire =F= summer because it is associated with heat. This idea also extended into medicine, as Hippocratic ideas were established, where it was believed that the body was made up from four humours: blood, phlegm, yellow bile and black bile, and one became ill when any of these humours became out of balance. This idea was not difficult for the Ancient Greeks to accept as the each humour corresponded with a season. For example: blood =F= spring (it is warm and moist) phlegm's =F= winter (one was thought to have an excess of phlegm's when one had a cold, therefore due to the fact one usually gets colds in the winter this humour was associated with it) yellow bile =F= summer (an excess of this humour was thought to cause sweating, and the yellow colour is also thought to be summery) black bile =F= autumn (the colour of the dead leaves is associated with this humour, and it was also thought to cause dry skin, again a similar property of dry leaves). I hope this answer is a satisfactory one
Excess is something which characterizez Baroque painting, i.e. roughly the 17th century.
Fecundity - even with the losses in continuous fighting between the city-states, the excess population could not be supported by the limited land which the city-states owned, so this excess was put on ships to g and seize new land for themselves around the Mediterranean ad Black Seas. This way the Greek world grew fro a few dozen city-states to over 2,000.
An excess of ego.
The ancient Greeks usually ate a Mediterranean diet. Meaning grains, vegetable's, fruit's, some fish, but very little meat. Poor Greeks usually ate vegetarian diets because they could afford meat. They also drank an excess of wine because it was easier to get than fresh water. A typical Ancient Greek meal would consist of a relish, grain, and wine.
Moderation was embodied in the goddess Sophrosyne. However Sophrosyne is also a concept, and the opposite of it is Aphrosyne, however, the Greeks had no God as such. The closest they had was Ate, the personification of recklessness.
The mainland Greek cities established cities around the coastline to take their excess population.
The Greeks were prolific breeders, which is why they established colonies all around the Mediterranean and Black Seas to provide for their excess population which could not be maintained in such a poor countryside as mainalnd Greece. The Persian War lasted spasmodically for fifty years, and the casualties in the war were no more able to absorb the excess population than had the normal internal wars before and after the Persian War. So the colonies continued to be established, then and later.
They had two main motivating factors - trade, and their shortage of land which led them to seize land all around the Mediterranean and Black Seas to settle a burgeoning excess population.
In my opinion, there is no secret, ancient or modern. A high quality diet, no starving, coupled with plenty of exercise. Plenty of patience is needed too, excess weight accumulated over 10 years does not come off in 10 days.
What you do is take away the excess bones. When taken away, the left over bones should spell TEN.
it does not absorb excess
it does not absorb excess
The plural of excess is excesses.
Excess doesn't have an adverb.
There was an excess of liquid in his body.He drank in excess the other night.