Join award-winning historian Christopher Bellitto on this gripping journey through centuries of Greek history.
Ancient Greece was one of the most fertile civilizations in history, and its influence on Western philosophy, theology, and civilization is undeniable. Now, you can discover the fascinating legacy of ancient Greece through entertaining and enlightening lectures.
With Prof. Bellitto, you will gain a deeper understanding of what made ancient Greece so unique: its polis and democracy, its great battles and personalities, its soaring artistic and literary achievements. You’ll also explore dark corners of this civilization, such as its treatment of women and slaves. You will travel from the walls of Troy to the theatres of Athens, from the Delphic oracle to the Spartans’ stand at Thermopylae, from Socrates’ trial and Alexander the Great’s long journeys to the moment where Rome conquered Greece.
You’ll begin by asking where ancient Greece fits on a broad canvas of world history, geography, and chronology viewed from a wide-angle lens. You will move forward in time, stopping often to explore closely important moments, topics, and themes. You will cover the most essential events in
Join award-winning historian Christopher Bellitto on this gripping journey through centuries of Greek history.
Ancient Greece was one of the most fertile civilizations in history, and its influence on Western philosophy, theology, and civilization is undeniable. Now, you can discover the fascinating legacy of ancient Greece through entertaining and enlightening lectures.
With Prof. Bellitto, you will gain a deeper understanding of what made ancient Greece so unique: its polis and democracy, its great battles and personalities, its soaring artistic and literary achievements. You’ll also explore dark corners of this civilization, such as its treatment of women and slaves. You will travel from the walls of Troy to the theatres of Athens, from the Delphic oracle to the Spartans’ stand at Thermopylae, from Socrates’ trial and Alexander the Great’s long journeys to the moment where Rome conquered Greece.
You’ll begin by asking where ancient Greece fits on a broad canvas of world history, geography, and chronology viewed from a wide-angle lens. You will move forward in time, stopping often to explore closely important moments, topics, and themes. You will cover the most essential events in ancient Greece as you travel through millennia of history.
Join Prof. Bellitto on this fascinating journey today.
This course was previously published as Ancient Greece
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Tim –
Professor Bellitto is easy to listen to and has a wealth of historical knowledge.
Professor Bellitto’s course is an excellent short survey on Ancient Greece. Nearly all the high points have been addressed. It is a short secular course and the influence of Greek philosophy on Catholic theology is not mentioned. I am sure that could be a course in itself. Professor Bellitto is easy to listen to and has a wealth of historical knowledge. Who would have thought that Sparta was the home of the most liberated women and the best constitution in ancient Greece? As always, wait until it goes on sale but know your money will be well spent.
Mark S., WI –
Spring Survey: April 2017
History as taught by the gifted,funny,interesting teacher that can bring a subject to life.