r/ancientgreece • u/Caleb-R-Hicks_88 • 13h ago
Yiannis Stravolaimos' νενικήκαμεν (We Have Won)
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r/ancientgreece • u/Caleb-R-Hicks_88 • 13h ago
I think most of you here will appreciate and be very interested in this....
r/ancientgreece • u/_CKDexterHaven_ • 1h ago
Bonus content from Hercules Blu-ray (2014)
r/ancientgreece • u/pagliacciverso • 2h ago
Hello. Last year I read The Illiad and The Odyssey and ever since I developed a desire for learning more about greek history.
This felling grew after reading 1177 B.C.: The Year Civilization Collapsed by Eric Cline and playing Total War: TROY. Therefore, I started looking for a history book that will give me an overview of the history of the greeks. Even though I love the Bronze Age, i want to have a more wide panel before diving into this specific period, and I am also curious to learn about Classical Greece.
So, these are the four most suggested books about Ancient Greek available in my country (English is not even my main language, however there arent many others translated), but I don't really know which one to choose. So, which one you guys recommend? Or maybe just get all of them?