01115nam a2200205Ia 4500001000700000003000500007005001700012008004100029010001700070050001500087082000800102100002800110245001900138260004200157300001900199500024300218505035100461650005200812651004500864121465BIBL20210519161250.0930618s1942    nyu           00000 eng    aevl30000159 0 aDF77b.H34  a88010aHamilton, Edith,2Local14aThe Greek way.  aNew YorkbW. W. Nortonc1942, [c1930]  a347 p.c22 cm.  aExpanded ed. published in 1942 title: The great age of Greek literature and in 1948 under title: The Greek way to Western civilization. Editions published after the mid-1950's reverted to the original, and best known title: The Greek way.0 aEast and west.--Mind and spirit.--The way of the east and the west in art.--The Greek way in writing--The Athenians as Plato saw them.--Aristophanes and the old comedy.--The idea of tragedy.--Æschylus, the first dramatist.--Sophocles, quintessence of the Greek.--Euriphides, the modern mind.--The way of the Greeks.--The way of the modern world. 0aGreek literaturexHistory and criticism.2Local 0aGreecexCivilizationyTo 146 B.C.2Local