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Publish Date: 2001-09-01
Features: The Dawn of Democracy: Ancient Athens is one of the World History Series Living in Distant Times published by Time-Life Books. This volume tells the captivating story of Euthyphro and his wife, along with other real and moving anecdotes about men and women who lived during the Golden Age of Athens. It focuses on both the political, military, and philosophical innovations that shaped an unparalleled era in human history, as well as the daily lives of ancient Greeks. The authors of Time-Life Books have thoroughly researched scholars, travelers, museums, and universities, and the book is richly illustrated with artworks and crafts, along with various maps, reconstructions of cities and buildings, and an introductory overview that provides an in-depth historical analysis, complemented by a timeline to give you a clear picture of the era. The narrative is engaging and unconventional. Every detail, image, anecdote, and historical fact will refresh your perspective—allowing you to experience what life was like in that distant time.
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