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1. Pericles
   ... citizenship. Before, anyone who was born of at least one Athenian parent was known as an Athenian citizen, but Pericles changed that. He ...
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2. Pericles 2
   Pericles, a Greek Statesman, was the leader of the Athenian government for 30 years Age of Pericles. Pericles was born into a noble family in Athens. ...
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3. Pericles Funeral Oration
   ... Within the speech Pericles portrays Athenian citizens as generally happy and proud individuals. Pericles argues that Athenian citizens ...
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4. Th Soul of Pericles
   ... Pericles, the Athenian ruler, is a man of diverse dimensions and souls. ... Pericles talks of the greatness of the Athenian way and political action. ...
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5. Athenian women
   ... expensive donations to Delphi. Aspasia, although favored by Pericles, was a subject of controversy for Athenian citizens. She was not a ...
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6. Archidamus and Pericles during the Greek Wars
   ... of his own people in adhering to the Peliclean strategy and this caused enormous problems for Pericles personally and undoubtedly for the Athenian war effort. ...
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7. The Beliefs and Practices during time of Pericles
   ... The first thing that is noticeable about the Athenian culture in Periclesamp39 time is that the whole culture revolves around polytheistic beliefs, the worship of ...
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8. Periclesamp39 Funeral Oration
   ... life. However, it is my opinion that Athenian society was not exactly as Pericles made it out to be in his funeral oration. The ...
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9. Athenian people
   ... in ethical ways. First we see how Pericles funeral oration gave this picture of what Athenian people were like. This gives us the ...
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10. The Motives and Misfortunes of the Second Athenian Expedition to ...
    ... Athenian military involvement in Sicily or Italy formed no part of Periclesamp39 strategy, but several diplomatic missions were sent, and were sufficient to secure ...
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11. Socrates versus the Athenian democracy
    ... It is one of those amp39unwritten lawsamp39 Pericles refers to in the same speech. A good Athenian citizen should lead a prosperous personal life, constantly trying to ...
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12. Thucydides VS Melians Actions
    ... actions. Pericles beliefs of Athenian culture are not being reflected in the actions of the Athenians toward the Melians. Pericles ...
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13. ampquotGreece A Moment of Excellenc
    ... successful. All these advances took place with the help of Pericles, an Athenian statesman with a collection of perceptions. Pericles ...
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14. How Pericles changed Athens
    ... Pericles spoke to the public about the soldiers who had just died. ... realise their greatness this greatness derives from the fact that Athenian warriors had ...
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15. Peloponnesian War A Strategy Comparison
    ... Alternative Analysis Athenian tactics in the years following Periclesamp39 death resulted in the neartotal loss of the fleet and eventual victory for Sparta. ...
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16. Peloponnesian War
    ... Athenian Strategy With Athensamp39 unwillingness to compromise came from the overwhelming confidence Pericles had in both his navy and his overall strategy. ...
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17. Peloponnesian War 2
    ... after Pericles and blamed them for the eventual defeat, the fact remains that the ultimate Athenian defeat resulted from the policy that Pericles had instituted ...
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18. Peloponnesian War 3
    ... after Pericles and blamed them for the eventual defeat, the fact remains that the ultimate Athenian defeat resulted from the policy that Pericles had instituted ...
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19. Glory and Sacrifice in the name of Greece
    ... Pericles was a great Greek speaker and renown leader of Athenian democracy during the middle part of the fifth century BCE From this speech, we find out how ...
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20. Ancient Greece
    ... The use of standard Athenianminted coins helped the Athenians establish and ... regularly received tribute from the states it controlled, Pericles, the leader of ...
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21. Compare and Contrast Funeral Oration and Gettysburg Address
    ... in the Athenian military. Those who do not contribute to the common good are considered useless. The third part of the speech is how Pericles in questioning on ...
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22. Plato
    ... Address. Parallels of Athenian culture in Periclesamp39s speech can also be seen in works of the great playwright Sophocles. In this ...
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23. Causes of the Pelopenesian War
    ... Pericles, the Athenian ruler before and during the Peloponessian war once compared the ampquotliving force of Athenian freedom with the dead hand of Spartan tyranny ...
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24. The Parallels Between Periclesamp39 Funeral Oration and Lincolnamp39s ...
    ... Address, Lincoln noticeably echoes Pericles, transforms the words and ideas of his predecessor, and makes his speech resemble that of the Athenian leader. ...
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25. The Funeral Oration of Pericles
    ... Pericles concludes by saying that Athens is a lesson for all of Greece ... His focus on life shows that a key value of Athenian society was the preservation of the ...
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26. Civil War Funeral Orations
    ... dominating Athenian government. The Athenian leader, Pericles, was a learned scholar and an ingenious military general. His speeches were ...
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27. The Events Leading Up to The Trial of Socrates
    ... Pericles was eloquent, wise, and patriotic. Pericles sought to enable all Athenian citizens to take active part in the first democratic government. ...
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28. Political Consciousness in Ancient Greece and Rome
    ... So, of course Athenians new ruler Pericles, a perfect example of courage and military skill, dominated Athenian politics and was loved by the citizens. ...
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29. Sparta and Athens
    ... One Athenian leader, Pericles, transformed Athens into the showplace of Greece by changing the Acropolis, a temple built to honor the victory over the Persians ...
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30. The Virtue of Heroism
    ... ampquotThe Funeral Speechampquot, soliloquized by Pericles, the man considered most noble in all Athenian land, was a piece meant more to commend rather than to lament the ...
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