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Describes the rise to power of ancient Greece, its glorious empire, its civilization, and its eventual decline.

Maps, charts, illustrations, and text trace the history and culture of ancient Greece.

Describes aspects of life in ancient Greece including the theater, government, religion, and domestic life. Also presents a portrait of life in Athens.

Recipes for authentic Greek foods such as dolmades, baklava, and spinach pie, plus several other recipes for main dishes, appetizers, and desserts.

Describes the life and times of ancient Greece through two stories about residents of Athens and Sparta in which the reader chooses the plot lines.

Introduces young readers to the geography and culture of Greece.

Historical examination of Athens in the period from 479 to 431 B.C., which was dominated by the leadership of Pericles, looking at the achievements of artists, writers, philosophers and reformers, as well as the political turmoil and military conflicts of the era.

Haunted by terrifying dreams of snakes, Dusa goes to a clinic in Greece where two mysterious doctors, the Gordon sisters, promise to cure her of her nightmares.

A description of ancient Greece written in the form of a travel guide, providing facts about the civilization, and including tips on travel, food, shelter, attractions, shopping, and health and safety.

Describes many things that originally came from Greece, including inventions, entertainment, sports, government, medicine, architecture, food, and words.