- Agora: means "gathering place" or"assembly." It was a place for athletic, artistic, spiritual, and political life in the city.
- Arete: means excellence or living up to one's full potential.
- Polis: Means city in Greek. It is often translated as a city-state.
- The year of 508 BC: Democracy begins in Athens.
- Socrates: A famous Greek philosopher.
- Death of Socrates: He was executed because he supported Sparta, which was Athens' rivalry.
- Socratic method: In order to solve a problem, you break it down into a series of questions.
- What the ancient Greeks meant when they called you an idiot: It means "private citizen." In ancient Greece, when they called you an idiot they are referring to self-centeredness.
Monday, September 2, 2013
Greek Terms
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