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Illustrated photographs, diagrams, and text describe the history, culture, religion, and people of ancient Greece.

Describes such aspects of daily life in ancient Greece as farming, fishing, homes, the women's room, clothing and jewelry, childhood, school, craftsmen and markets, sport and games, the theater, the army, religion, and death and burial; and includes "find the object" challenges for the reader, in which a pictured artifact is incorporated into an illustrated scene of Greek life.

Provides facts about the people and culture of ancient Greece, and features instructions for a variety of related craft projects.

Nancy, Bess, Frank, and Joe investigate the kidnapping of the daughter of a famous shipping magnate and the disappearance of a renegade American operative suspected of stealing Phoenix missiles while in Greece.

Discusses the art and civilization of the times of the ancient rulers of Greece, including the Mycenaean kings, Pericles, Philip of Macedon, and Alexander the Great.

Portrait of Greece in text and photographs including the classical ruins, monasteries, villages, cities, and the people.

Presents an English translation of the Greek text which provides an account of the people and events involved in the long conflict between Athens and Sparta.

A contemporary account of the long, disastrous conflict between Athens and Sparta, written by Thucydides four hundred years before the birth of Christ.

Introduces the physical characteristics, history, mythology, social life, religions, economy, and government of Greece.