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período helenístico 
Period of ancient Greek and Mediterranean history.
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estudis grecs Study of the ancient Greek language and literature.
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Examples for "hellenistic period"
Examples for "hellenistic period"
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Besides real portraits, imaginary portraits of great excellence were produced in the Hellenistic period.
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In the Hellenistic period, however, such works became plentiful.
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These wares begin in the Hellenistic period, and go on into the Roman and early Byzantine Ages.
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With the culmination of Greek effort in the so-called Hellenistic period we have seen ancient science at its climax.
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As a specimen of the portrait-sculpture of the Hellenistic period I have selected the seated statue of Posidippus (Fig.
Art movement associated with Germany and England in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
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Neutrality would have entailed the complete bankruptcy of Hellenism in the Orient.
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Therefore the bright promise of Hellenism faded, and Hebraism ruled the world.
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It is the old struggle between Hellenism and Hebraism-betweenhappiness and righteousness.
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I refused to visit Nisibis until they became less hostile to Hellenism.
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Hellenism was such a landmark in antiquity, the Renaissance in the Middle Ages.
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The happy marriage of Hellenism and Hebraism in Egypt had a tragic end.
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The established Christian Church took the best energies of Hellenism into its service.
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God was not physically one, as in Judaism, nor many, as in Hellenism.
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This is the sentimental pastoral poetry of Hellenism reborn and intensified.
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Hellenism may be regarded as the complement and contrast of Hebraism.
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Hellenism may thus actually serve to further the designs of Hebraism.
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But it was very little of Hellenism and not at all its essence.
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On one side, indeed, the Reformation was a return to Hellenism from Romanism.
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Hebraism and Hellenism,-betweenthese two points of influence moves our world.
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We want Hellenism for knowing and enjoying, Hebraism for acting, loving, and hoping.
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The failure of Hellenism has been, largely, a matter of organization.
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