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Which two great thinkers of Greece are also known as father of politics and father of debate?
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Pericles was one of the great Greek speakers, as was Thucydides. His "Funeral Oration for Pericles" is considered one of the finest speeches on citizenship ever given.
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Which two great thinkers of Greece are also known as father politics and father of debate?
Aristotle and Homer come to mind
Which two great thinker of Greece are also known as Father of politics and Father of debate?
Aristotle and Homer come to mind
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