1
The Greek polytheism of Olympus was destined for the Hellenic race only.
2
Epaminondas had nobler ideals and sought the general good of the Hellenic race.
3
From the more distant members of the Hellenic race no assistance was obtained.
4
The Christian Church was destined for the Hellenic race too, but not for it only.
5
The Hellenic race was preëminent on other lines.
6
The affairs of the Sicilian Greeks, an important branch of the Hellenic race, deserve a passing notice.
7
From Col'chis to Spain some Grecian dialect attested the extent and the unity of the Hellenic race.
8
But it was not till the reign of Heraclius that the ancient existence of the Hellenic race terminated.
9
CONCLUSION.-Wehave now traced the political fortunes of the Hellenic race through about seven centuries of authentic history.
10
I must remain and fight on in the fore-front of our battle for the freedom and welfare of the Hellenic race.
11
Under Justinian (527-565), the Hellenic race and institutions in Greece itself received the severest blow.
12
Plutarch pays him the highest compliment in his power, by admitting that he deserved to be regarded as belonging to the Hellenic race.
13
Philosophy had destroyed the ancient simple faith of the Hellenic race in their deities, and had given them instead only the abstractions of thought.
14
The competitors must be of the Hellenic race; and must, moreover, be unblemished by any crime against the state or sin against the gods.
