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Month: July 2018

Socrates – Father of Western Philosophy

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In modern times, Socrates is seen as one of the leading figures in ancient philosophy. Little is known about this famous Greek philosopher, however, what we do know is mostly thanks to the records of one of his students, Plato. Almost all contemporary descriptions of Socrates agree that he was an Athenian man renowned for…

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All About Greek Honey

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Honey is popular throughout the world and Greece is no exception. Greek honey is renowned for its unique taste and history, and it is a particularly celebrated delicacy among honey enthusiasts. After all, being known as the “Nectar of the Gods” for over 3,000 years shouldn’t be taken lightly! It also has a special place…

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Explore the Acropolis in Athens

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The Parthenon is regarded as one of the world’s greatest cultural monuments. Located at the Acropolis in Athens, it’s a must-see when you’re in the area, but far from the only thing there is to see! Here’s a look at what to see and do while visiting this area of the city.

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Getting to Know the Traditional Greek Salad (Horiatiki)

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If you are planning to visit Greece, there are several things to enjoy in the country. Greece is well known for its traditional recipes, especially salads. One of the most popular traditional salads you won’t want to miss is the Horiatiki, or Greek village salad. Horiatiki is a simple and traditional Greek salad made from…

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Must-See Beaches on the Island of Crete

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Crete is a popular island that sees a lot of visitors each year. Those who come are attracted to anything from the varied landscapes to the gorgeous resorts. There are also popular landmarks to visit, such as the Knossos Palace, which is considered to be one of the top archaeological and historical sites in all…

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Brief History of Greek Immigration in the United States

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After the last United States Census, it was determined that there are about 1.3 million people in the United States that are of Greek origin. Although this is a relatively small percentage, Greeks have managed to maintain a solid ethnic community due to a shared belief that the traditions and customs should be maintained through…

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Enjoy the Village of Oia While in Santorini

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The island of Santorini is a popular travel destination in Greece, especially during peak travel season. The unique landscape and breathtaking views of the caldera, a large volcanic crater, add to its charm, and people flock here to capture some of the magic the island has to offer. Oia is a small village that overlooks…

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Understanding Ostracism in Ancient Greece

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It is well known that the ancient Greeks, particularly the ancient Athenians, developed the concept of a democratic government. The basic premise behind a democracy is that the government is formed from the citizens and they all have a say in the decisions that are being made. Like any form of government, the Athenian democracy…

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