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Greece IIIb: classical period

Mar 13, 2014

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Athens in the 5th century. Athens as wealthy centre of a maritime league.Period of conflict with Sparta, ending with the Athenian defeat (404 BC).Athenian politics dominated by Pericles (462-429 BC). Pericles: great patron of arts. He rebuilt the Acropolis, destroyed by the Persians in 480 BC.. T

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