Private and public life of the Greeks

In his work, the famous French historian Paul Giro (1850-1907) gathered many interesting and instructive information from the works of Greek state husbands, thinkers, writers, poets and playwrights, as well as historians of the 19th century. The reader will follow in all important details the life of the ancient Greek from birth to death. In addition, the book will talk about how they ate and dressed in Athens, who was called a slave, a merchant, a warrior, a landowner and a craftsman, what were the beliefs of the Greeks, how they revered the deceased, which made up the Hoplite, how religious ceremonies came. A separate chapter of the book is devoted to the most famous works of Greek architecture and sculpture