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What were the unfree men of ancient Greece called?
Most likely "barbarian " since in Greek that means the "others".
What was the advantage in the form of government Diocletian's created when he came into power?
Diocletian created the tetrarchy (rule by four). He appointed the fellow general Maximian as co-emperor who took charge of the western part of the Roman Empire and he took charge of the east. These two men became senior emperors (Augusti) with the appointment of two junior emperors subordinated to them. Diocletian realised that he could not rule the empire on his own. There had been a history of emperors being murdered, invasions of the empire and rebellions in parts of the empire. Having two men in charge improved control over the empire. The two junior emperors were instituted due to invasions and rebellions. One of them, Galerius, dealt with invasions in the Danube area of the frontiers, a rebellion in Egypt and an invasion by the Persians. The other, Constantius, dealt with an usurper who was trying to take over Britain and northern Gaul. With four men in charge, Diocletian managed to stabilise the empire and fend off invasions.
Did men and women take part in the greek Olympics?
no just men
Does the name Alexander mean anything?
'Alexandros' is a Greek name that means ''defender of men.''
Who are the characters in the charge of the light brigade?
the 600 men
What is the name of a tunic worn by greek woman?
The name of the tunic worn by Greek men and women is called a chiton. Men's chitons hung to their knees, while women's chitons fell to their ankles.
Where were the men that participated in ancient Greek Olympics from?
Greek Greek Greek
What were the unfree men of ancient Greece called?
Most likely "barbarian " since in Greek that means the "others".
What was the advantage in the form of government Diocletian's created when he came into power?
Diocletian created the tetrarchy (rule by four). He appointed the fellow general Maximian as co-emperor who took charge of the western part of the Roman Empire and he took charge of the east. These two men became senior emperors (Augusti) with the appointment of two junior emperors subordinated to them. Diocletian realised that he could not rule the empire on his own. There had been a history of emperors being murdered, invasions of the empire and rebellions in parts of the empire. Having two men in charge improved control over the empire. The two junior emperors were instituted due to invasions and rebellions. One of them, Galerius, dealt with invasions in the Danube area of the frontiers, a rebellion in Egypt and an invasion by the Persians. The other, Constantius, dealt with an usurper who was trying to take over Britain and northern Gaul. With four men in charge, Diocletian managed to stabilise the empire and fend off invasions.
Who is the Greek god of men?
There was no god of men in general.
What are some similarities between Greek men and Greek women?
They are both of Greek descent.
True or false- Both men and women acted in Greek plays?
False - Only men acted in Greek Plays.
Did greek people wear earrings?
Yes, the greek women wore earings, but not the greek men.
Were the men in charge in the 1900?
yes
Who stared the greek Olympics?
men
Did men and women take part in the greek Olympics?
no just men
What is the greek translation for savior?
Sotere (from which comes the Greek men's name, Sotirios).
