Ancient greek mathematics, like the culture itself, emphasized the concept of idealism... which, philosophically, means that perfection can only really be found in the ideas in our heads... Even though 'physical reality' isn't perfect, we strive to make it as perfect as possible... The Greeks tried to accomplish this in their mathematics by trying to think of mathematical objects (such as numbers and shapes) as ideal and perfect mental objects. You can see this by the kinds of problems that the Greeks worked on... They didn't work out the problem of a 'rectangular field of wheat', but just the 'rectangle' itself... They didn't worry about what the rectangle represented in real life, but considered problems about the perfect shape of a rectangle. You could say that greek mathematics was 'abstract' meaning 'separate from the real world'.
The same can be said of modern mathematics... when we work out algebraic, geometric, or really any kind of mathematical problem, we visualize it first in our heads, in a state of perfection... Then we manipulate these objects in our heads to get the answer. In essence, we think of modern mathematics as being abstract as well.
They are both of Greek descent.
Both teaching include meths of spirituality. Egyptian has lot of knowledge about soul existence ,only they went wrong in believing the soul will take birth IN same body and therefore they preserve body,,,,, Greek thought about different Dev- Deva ( saints and angels).
They are concerned with humans (both "strangers" and "citizens").
They invented cement, the arch, and the dome.
The ceremonies took place around the temple.
Ancient Greek money was all coinage and probably all gold. Modern money is now alloy or paper.
you can live in both of em'
Both ancient Greek architecture and modern architecture emphasize the use of columns for structural support. Both styles also prioritize creating harmony and balance in design, often incorporating elements of symmetry and proportion. Additionally, both ancient Greek and modern architecture place importance on creating buildings that are functional and serve a specific purpose.
Modern people call the language of ancient Greece Ancient Greek.
Certainly. Every person everywhere has an accent (even you, dear reader). Ancient Greeks would have had an accent that came out of the general sounds of the Ancient Greek language, so, because of the similarities between Ancient Greek and Modern Greek, a current Greek accent will probably sound similar to how Ancient Greeks would have sounded. It is also worth noting that you would have incredible variation within Ancient Greece and even within city-states in terms of accents and word-choices.
The ancient Spartans spoke Dorian Greek, a dialect of ancient Greek language. Modern Spartans, like most other modern Greeks, speak modern Greek with the usual regional variations. ..
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The difference between modern day theatre and ancient Greek theater is that in ancient Greece only boys could act in the shows. The stages were tilted instead of the chairs for the audience and they used big two sided masks made of rock.
Yes.
There are similarities in the interactions between god and man. The common use of the term Egyptian Pantheon, a Greek routed word typically used to refer to the gods also shows their connection.
They are both of Greek descent.
It means "slanderer" or "accuser" in ancient greek. In modern greek it means "devil".