Greeks

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Greeks. See also Greece
backbone of early Christian church (195:3.6)
carried Christianity to whole Roman Empire (195:0-1secs)
contrasted with Jews and Romans (191:5.3)
favored monogamous marriage (83:6.3)
great teachers, artists, traders, and colonizers (80:7.12-13)
individual Greeks
Alexander the Great q.v.
Anaxagoras (98:2.6)
Aristotle (98:2.6) (121:6.3)
contractor in Corinth (133:4.6)
inquiring Greeks q.v.
mistress of inn in Corinth (133:4.8)
philosopher in Athens (133:5sec)
philosopher in Ramah (146:3.1-2) (148:8.2)
physician in Rome (132:4.5)
Plato (92:5.12) (98:2.6)
Rodan of Alexandria q.v.
Sato, leader of Adamsonite settlers (80:7.3-4)
not much interested in philosophy of self-realization, abstract Deity (98:2.10)
plunged into intellectual stagnation, moral depravity, and spiritual poverty (98:2.10-11)
recognized disease results from natural causes (90:3.9) (90:4.9)
treated women better than most (84:5.6)
understood evolutionary character of human progress (74:8.5)
willing to borrow good ideas (195:1.3)

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