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Alcibiades (person) by Dr. Psycho - Everything2.com - Vimarsana News

Alcibiades (person) by Dr. Psycho - Everything2.com

Alcibiades was the ward and relative of Pericles, he was also a student of Socrates, who saved his life when they served together in the army.He was the...

The Stories Behind Seven of the Worst Massacres in Ancient History - Vimarsana News

The Stories Behind Seven of the Worst Massacres in Ancient History

Wars have involved many massacres over the years, but these are seven of the worst. Will we one day be able to learn from history to prevent future massacres?

The Shocking Ancient Greek Origins of the Eugenics Movement - Vimarsana News

The Shocking Ancient Greek Origins of the Eugenics Movement

The origins of eugenics can be traced back to the ancient Greek philosophers Plato and Aristotle - who presented the idea, and the Spartans - who put it into practice.

The Ancient Greek Coins of Paeonia - Vimarsana News

The Ancient Greek Coins of Paeonia

By Steve Benner for CoinWeek .....   I consider myself well-read in ancient Greek history, but I have to admit that I wasn’t very familiar with

The Original Great Power War: When Sparta and Athens Clashed - Vimarsana News

The Original Great Power War: When Sparta and Athens Clashed

The Original Great Power War: When Sparta and Athens Clashed The Peloponnesian Wars were brutal and a reminder of how states can go to war and leave each other in ruin. Key point: It took three conflicts before the contest to achieve hegemony was over. However, the exhausted victory was unable to withstand the sudden invasion from Alexander the Great. The wars fought by Sparta and Athens in the fifth century bc pitted one city-state with ancient Greece’s greatest army against one boasting her most powerful fleet. Yet the Spartan and Athenian ways of war differed in far more than a simple ...