It was the Largest city in the Mediterranean region by the 1st century B.C. Alexandria, Egypt- Center of the Hellenistic culture, adopted many Greek patterns and customs, Consisted of Egyptian, Persian and Indian cultures, Koine (a dialect of Greece) was the neutral language, Housed the Library at Alexandria which also incorporated the museum, center of trade via water, population exceeded half a million people,( place for scientists, mathematicians, Astronomers, and artists)
Alexander the great conquerd most of the know world and spread the greek language and greek ideas that's why it was called a hellenistic empire
The most important centre of commerce and Hellenistic culture and the largest city was Alexandria of Egypt. There were also other great centres. The other major ones were Antioch (Syria) Pergamon, Ephesus and Smyrna (Turkey) and Athens.
The Hellenistic kingdom was primarily conducted in Greek, which became the lingua franca of the region following the conquests of Alexander the Great. Greek was used in administration, commerce, and culture, facilitating communication across diverse populations. While local languages were still spoken, Greek's prominence significantly influenced literature, philosophy, and the arts during this period.
During the Hellenistic period, the Greek language and culture were introduced to Judah and the Jewish people by Alexander the Great and the subsequent Greek rulers who controlled the region. The Greek influence brought about changes in language, education, and customs, leading to the rise of Hellenistic Jewish culture.
During the Hellenistic age, Koine Greek was the dominant language used in the eastern Mediterranean region. It was a simplified form of Greek that was widely spoken and understood by various ethnic groups.
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It was the Largest city in the Mediterranean region by the 1st century B.C. Alexandria, Egypt- Center of the Hellenistic culture, adopted many Greek patterns and customs, Consisted of Egyptian, Persian and Indian cultures, Koine (a dialect of Greece) was the neutral language, Housed the Library at Alexandria which also incorporated the museum, center of trade via water, population exceeded half a million people,( place for scientists, mathematicians, Astronomers, and artists)
The Greek language spread throughout the Mediterranean region due to the influence of Ancient Greece through its trade networks, colonization efforts, and conquests. It became the language of administration, culture, and education in territories like Egypt, Anatolia, and parts of Europe, particularly during the Hellenistic and Roman periods.
Individual ability became important during the renaissance.
Alexander the great conquerd most of the know world and spread the greek language and greek ideas that's why it was called a hellenistic empire
The most important centre of commerce and Hellenistic culture and the largest city was Alexandria of Egypt. There were also other great centres. The other major ones were Antioch (Syria) Pergamon, Ephesus and Smyrna (Turkey) and Athens.
Corinthian column. The leaves were Acanthus.
Greek... In Greek the world Hellenic literally means Greek, so the age refers to the age which Greek culture and language spread rapidly under Alexander the Great...but in the days of Alexander they spoke Ancient Greek
You musn't dare to question the fact that the great university of Alexandria in Egypt was founded during the Hellenistic Period. Aristotle thrived during the Hellenistic Period. Alexander the Great went all "Conquering Hero" on the Persians during the Hellenistic Period.
During the Hellenistic period, the Greek language and culture were introduced to Judah and the Jewish people by Alexander the Great and the subsequent Greek rulers who controlled the region. The Greek influence brought about changes in language, education, and customs, leading to the rise of Hellenistic Jewish culture.
The former name of Amman is Philadelphia. It was established during the Hellenistic period and named after the Ptolemaic king Ptolemy II Philadelphus. The city later became an important center in the region and eventually evolved into the modern capital of Jordan.