Sport and Society in Ancient Greece

William C. West · Mark Golden

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Classical Antiquity Studies Physical Education and Sports Studies Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History

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1. Ways of seeing Greek sport 2. The evidence and its limits 3. Reflections of victory in literature and art 4. Divisions of age and sex 5. Class differences, dissent, democracy Conclusion Bibliographical essay.

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