Greece by Greeks

[...] , to titans, and beyond, there are literally hundreds of figures that make up the body of Greek mythology, which are the teachings and myths that belong to the ancient Greeks. Some names are so well- [...]

[...] Greek mythology is present in our everyday lives whether we know it or not. It is deeply embedded into our [...]

[...] monsters, and monsters have been a part of human culture since our earliest days. However, Greek mythology probably produced some of the most terrifying monsters. 10. The Sphinx Known from: The Legend [...]

[...] Source:  www.ox.ac.uk by Greece by Greeks The post Lessons for suffering countries from ancient Greeks appeared first on Greece by Greeks. [...]

[...] The ancient Greeks have much to teach us about life and how to live it in a conscious, joyous and peaceful way. [...]

[...] fog to give to the litany a more mysterious character. 9. Cannons Ever wonder why the Ancient Greeks were invincible for hundreds of years? We have concrete proof that an Ancient Greece invented [...]

[...] as this particular city. With over 2,300 years of civilization, this region has been home to ancient Greeks, Romans, Byzantines, Ottomans and finally modern Greeks. Each empire left its mark both [...]

[...] of the Greek Islands. 1. Phaestos Palace, Crete Phaestos, one of the great cities of ancient Greece, is believed to have been founded by the mythological King Minos of Crete. Overlooking Crete’ [...]

[...] , math, philosophy, the Olympics-what didn’t come out of Athens, the ethereal capital of ancient Greece? Athens fought long and hard, in conflicts on the sea and on land, to become leader of all [...]

[...] young fashion and graphic designers are opening shops celebrating the classic lines of ancient Greece and the anarchic wit of modern times. In reviving city squares, there are new restaurants and [...]

[...] and insufferable theoreticians. According to Onfray, Epicurus’ philosophy was born when Ancient Greece began to decline, an era which holds strong similarities with modern Europe, making the [...]

[...] Have you heard of Greek yogurt? Of course you have. It’s tart. But is it smart? Five experts who answer nutrition questions [...] post Should I Eat Greek Yogurt? appeared first on Greece by Greeks. [...]

[...] sweets) Traditionally Greek restaurants often give complimentary dessert. We often got Greek yogurt (or crème fraiche) with fruit preserves. The strangest one we tasted was a carrot [...]

[...] yogurt bar, where you will discover there are multiple varieties of the thick, strained “Greek yogurt.” Fresko has yogurt made from the milk of cows, goats and sheep, as well as a variety of [...]

[...] Stoic philosophy 1. Accept the limit of your control over externals The Stoic philosopher Epictetus wrote: “Some things are up to us, others are not”. We don’t have complete control [...]

[...] ? 1) “What’s The Worst That Could Happen?” Ever asked that? Congrats, you’re a stoic philosopher. “Negative Visualization” is one of the main tools of Stoicism. Really thinking [...]

[...] with some fragments. Among those whom Epictetus taught directly is Marcus Aurelius (another Stoic philosopher who did not necessarily expect to be read; his Meditations were written expressly for [...]

[...] thing, but it won’t get you to work faster or more comfortably than a car. Seneca, a stoic philosopher and advisor to Emperor Nero, observed that the rich were often more worried about their [...]

[...] seafood, or try the little village of Kamini, a 40-minute walk around the headland, for traditional tavernas. The Orloff is a small boutique hotel converted from a historic house near the harbour ( [...]

[...] to retain its old-world charm. Palaces, museums, fortresses, gourmet restaurants, traditional tavernas, cultural venues and a lively harbour combine to give the town its inimitable character. [...]

[...] as a temple, fortress, a church, a mosque and even as a powder magazine. ———– 1. Santorini Santorini is a volcanic island in the Cyclades group of the Greek islands. It is famous for [...]

[...] sea and the romantic sunset. Here are our top Greek islands for honeymoon that we suggest. #Santorini Santorini could certainly not miss the list with the top Greek islands for honeymoon! This is the [...]