3.Having done some work on Euclid, you might proceed to glance at the works of other classical Greek mathematicians-Archimedes, Apollonius, Nicomachus.
4.There is an ever-deepening insight into the Absolute as we move from Asian symbolic art, to classical Greek art, and finally to romantic Christian art.
5.Inspired by both Michelangelo and classical Greek sculpture (which had itself inspired Michelangelo), it was way ahead of its time and was fiercely rejected by the critics, due to its extreme naturalism.
6.There is no evidence for large-scale cultivation of apples even in the Fertile Crescent and in Europe until classical Greek times, 8,000 years after the rise of Eurasian food production began.
7.We have come to expect these classical Greek and Roman statues to be monochrome—just one color… white skin, white hair, white eyes, white everything—the natural color of the marble they're carved from.
8.The stories in view are principally those of Homer and Hesiod (377d), which provided the core to a classical Greek education and were, of course, the primary sources for the stories in Attic drama.