Grecians

Ancient Mediterranean people

Grecians is an archaic or literary term for Greeks—the people of Greece.

The word appears in older translations of the Bible and in classical literature but sounds antiquated in modern usage: The Grecians gathered for the Olympic games.

Today, Greeks is standard; Grecians survives mainly in historical or poetic contexts.

places

Acropolis

Fortified hilltop in Athens

  • ParthenonAncient Greek hilltop temple
  • AgoraNamed platform or production
  • DelphiGreek prophetic sanctuary

Olympia · Sparta · Corinth · Thessaloniki · Peloponnese · Crete · Rhodes · Aegean · Ionian · Cyclades

ancient

Sparta

Ancient Greek warrior state

  • AthensGreece's capital city
  • TroyAncient Anatolian city
  • HomerAncient Greek epic composer

Iliad · Odyssey · Alexander · Herodotus · Thucydides · Plato · Aristotle · Socrates · Hippocrates · Pythagoras

art

sculpture

Shaped three-dimensional art

mosaics · frescoes · bronze · marble · terracotta · reliefs · figurines · Parthenon · caryatids · krater

philosophy

Socrates

Ancient Athenian questioning philosopher

  • PlatoGreek philosopher, academy founder
  • AristotleGreek founder of formal logic
  • stoicismUncomplaining acceptance of difficulty

epicureanism · sophists · ethics · metaphysics · dialectics · logic · Platonism · Aristotelianism · pre-Socratics · Academy

mythology

Zeus

Greek sky god

Apollo · Artemis · Ares · Hephaestus · Aphrodite · Hermes · Dionysus · Hades · Persephone · Demeter

Opposites
classical civilization rivalry

GreciansRomans

Ancient Italy's imperial people

Barbarians · Persians · Latins · Trojans · Egyptians

ancient world antagonists

GreciansPersians

People of ancient Iran

Trojans · Barbarians · Macedonians · Egyptians · Phoenicians

biblical/religious identity

GreciansHebrews

Ancient Semitic people

Jews · Barbarians · Israelites · Samaritans · Pharisees

Family

Grecian

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