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For the jews require a sign, and the greeks seek after wisdom.
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That said, Greeks have been through crisis; they know what it is.
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I believe Greeks living abroad should have the right to vote Yes.
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Moreover, Greeks' sense of indignation after years of austerity could be exacerbated.
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Greeks and Trojans may fight for the quince; neither shall have it
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The ancient Greeks also believed them to be good for the brain.
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Oriental women are of that kind, and so were the ancient Greeks.
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Do you think the ancient Greeks really believed the story of Phaeton?
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Sir, Since the ancient Greeks there have been many theories on natural law.
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Such, in general, was the non-progressive outlook of the ancient Greeks.
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The Hellenes were fighting the Persians in the pass for their Fatherland.
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The other Hellenes wondered at the strength and stability of his work.
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At first he thought that the ships were those of the Hellenes.
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But all the same was the outlook of those Hellenes blackly pessimistic.
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For this reason they always encamped at a distance from the Hellenes.
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They called themselves Hellenes, after Hellen, the son of Deucalion and Pyrrha.
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Were the Hellenes about to turn the flank of the Great King?
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Nothing that happened in the war surprised the Hellenes so much as this.
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Because he brought the gold from the foreigner to the Hellenes.
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Respect had to be earned and the Hellenes were no longer green novices.
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Hellenes preferred to honour the gods as was right and proper.
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She sighed, thinking that she would never understand the inferior Hellenes.
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The Lydians had arms very closely resembling those of the Hellenes.
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He had cursed the Hellenes, and now he cursed the Barbarians no less.
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But when the sun began to set, the Hellenes rose from their seats.
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Do any of his critics care about the Hellenes who live in Asia?