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Myron made many bronze sculptures c. 480 BC - 440 BC.

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What was the name of the greek sculptor that created the discuss thrower?

Myron of Eleutherae sculpted the Discobolus.


Who is myron?

a sclupter of Greece during the peloplnessian war


What are some ideas for an ABC book on ancient Greece?

A - Athens, acropolis, agora, aristocracy, Achilles, Archaic [art], Aristophanes, Aristotle, Alexander, Alexandria, Alcibiades, B- Bacchus, Bull of Minos C- Corinthian [pillars], Crete, Classical [art] D- Doric [pillars], democracy, Delphi, Dorian, Darius, Delian League, Salamis, E - Euripides F - Fresco G - Greece, Greek H - Hellas, Hellenistic, Hellenes, helots, hoplite, Homer, Heracles, Herodatus, I - Ionic [pillars], Ionia, infantry, Iliad, Icarus J - Juktas (ancient city) K - Knossos, L - Leonidas, Lesbos, M - Minoans, Myceneans, Marathon, Myron, Macedonia, Mycenae, N - Nemesis, Nereids, Nyx O - oligarchy, Olympics, Oracle, Oddyssey P - Pericles, polis, phalanx, perioci, Parthenon, Plato, Peloponnesus, Persian, Phidias, Praxitiles, Pythagoras, Phillip II Q - quorum R - Rhodes, Rhea S - Socrates, Sophocles, Sicily, T - tyrant, trireme, Troy, Trojan, Thera, Titans, Thermopylae, Thucidides, U - Uranus, Ulysses (or Odysseus) V - victory W - warfare X - Xerxes Y - Z - Zeus


What are some of the contributions made to Western civilization by the ancient Greeks?

Architecture (the Parthenon), painting, sculpture (Myron, Phidias), philosophy (Thales, Socrates, Plato, Aristotle), mathematics (Pythagorus, Euclid), medicine (Hippocrates), drama (comedies by Aristophanes [Clouds], tragedies by Sophocles [Oedipus Rex] and Euripidies [The Trojan Women])