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Military History of Ancient Greece (Paperback)
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Military History of Ancient Greece (Paperback)
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List price R347
Loot Price R270
Discovery Miles 2 700
You Save R77 (22%)
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This is a comprehensive guide to the golden age of ancient Greece,
shown in over 200 colour photographs, diagrams, detailed maps and
plans. Featuring detailed accounts of armies, battle campaigns and
military strategies from the collapse of the Minoan and Mycenaean
civilisations to the astonishing exploits of Alexander the Great a
thousand years later. It highlights include detailed chapters on
the Persian Wars, the rise and fall of the Athenian Empire and the
rule of Sparta, as well as in-depth examinations of key figures
such as Pericles of Athens and Dionysius of Syracuse. Opening with
the Minoan and Mycenaean Bronze Age cultures, this encyclopedic
history tracks the rebirth of Greece after its intervening Dark
Age. Witness the birth of world's 'first' individuals and discover
the men and women who helped to build and destroy city-states and
armies. You can learn how the dynamic interaction of politics,
philosophy, history, love and war resulted in a uniquely
captivating story of battles, tyrants, soldiers and slaves. Through
over 200 vivid photographs, artworks, maps and plans, ancient
Greece and her political and military history are brought to life.
This is an essential account of the people, places and events that
shaped and transformed ancient Greece, leaving a legacy that
underlies much of the modern world.
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