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  • Griffith: The Glory of Ancient Greece

  • Written by: Hugh Griffith
  • Narrated by: Benjamin Soames
  • Length: 2 hrs and 26 mins
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Griffith: The Glory of Ancient Greece

Written by: Hugh Griffith
Narrated by: Benjamin Soames
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The glory of ancient Greece is all around us, even in the 21st century, because Greece was the cradle of Western civilisation. We know about the gods and their characters - Zeus, Athene, Apollo, Ares, Aphrodite - and their heroes, both legendary (Heracles) and historical (Alexander the Great). Architecture, mathematics, politics, philosophy, observation of nature and the cosmos, and much more emerged in ancient Greece. Hugh Griffith's entertaining and informative account of the people and the history places it all in perspective. An outstanding introduction for younger listeners.

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The author gives character and humour to history instead of focussing on too many tedious details. It is a pleasant overview which is both informative and entertaining.

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