This is a provocative explanation of why Pericles insisted power was the only guarantee of Athens' survival and flourishing.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
With nearly forty years of experience teaching ancient history to non-specialist audiences, Thomas R. Martin is the author of books including surveys of ancient Greece, ancient Rome, Alexander the Great, the works of Herodotus and Sima Qian, and An Overview of Classical Greek History online at the Perseus Project, which has been consulted by countless readers since its appearance as the first resource of its kind on the subject. He has also appeared in various documentaries on ancient history shown on television around the world.
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Introduction: a biography of Pericles in the context of the ancient sources 1. The notorious family history of Pericles' mother 2. The harsh lessons of the career of Pericles' father 3. Pericles becomes a teenager during a family crisis and national emergency 4. Pericles becomes a refugee during Athens' greatest peril 5. Pericles becomes an adult as Athens builds an empire 6. Pericles' innovative education for leadership in Athenian democracy 7. Pericles becomes a leader as Athens and Sparta become enemies 8. Pericles becomes the first man of Athens 9. Pericles' responsibility for the Samian Revolt and the Peloponnesian War 10. Pericles' fate, then and later Suggested readings.
Introduction: a biography of Pericles in the context of the ancient sources 1. The notorious family history of Pericles' mother 2. The harsh lessons of the career of Pericles' father 3. Pericles becomes a teenager during a family crisis and national emergency 4. Pericles becomes a refugee during Athens' greatest peril 5. Pericles becomes an adult as Athens builds an empire 6. Pericles' innovative education for leadership in Athenian democracy 7. Pericles becomes a leader as Athens and Sparta become enemies 8. Pericles becomes the first man of Athens 9. Pericles' responsibility for the Samian Revolt and the Peloponnesian War 10. Pericles' fate, then and later Suggested readings.
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