Names were often a compound of two words, one part of which might be a god/goddess.
A popular beginning was Aristo- (good) with a following part such as phanes (appearing) hence the comedy playwright Aristophanes.
And Aristotle the philosopher (=best purpose).
Also Cleopatra the last queen of Egypt (cleo = glory, patros = of the father). Pericles (peri- in excess, kleos = glory).
Heracles (or Hercules - Hera = goddess Hera, kles = glory of)
For a non-compound names Helen (helene = torch), Hector (hector = holding fast).
Inherits
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In Greece there are many men that have ancient Greek names often from the Christian Tradition. According to studies the most common name is Giorgos (George in other Countries). Other popular names include Yannis, Konstantinos, Demetrios, and Nikolaos.
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Theatre of Dionysus and Theatre of Herod Atticus
The Greek gods have 2 names because they are known in both Greek AND Roman mythology, only in differant names.
what are some popular monuments in ancient greece
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cats or any other feline where not popular in ancient greece
No it wasn't
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Greece and egyptions
It was popular it was very popular!
I am not entirely sure
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