1. So Kimon's rivals, Pericles and Ephialtes, were not political newcomers in 462.

2. Which need not refer only to Pericles, though the historian can not have forgotten him.

3. Pericles, having perhaps foreseen the possibility, had warned his friend to make the plates easily detachable.

4. Pericles was in Athens are reaching its peak.

5. During that time Pericles was the best - known ruler of Athens.

6. Construction of the Parthenon was championed by Pericles, Athens's most popular elected politician.

7. This is what Pericles boasts to his listeners in the famous funeral oration told by Thucydides.

8. A mixture of Socrates, Pericles, Mahomet, Pliny the Younger and Augustin Thierry.

8. Wish you will love and make progress everyday!

9. Now, what Pericles untruly said of women, Iam very much disposed to say of foreign affairs—their great merit would be to be never heard of.

10. Then the sister of Pericles died, and then his last legitimate son.

11. After Troilus and Cressida almost any play is a relief, even the brothel scenes of Pericles.

12. And this leads to the last and perhaps greatest check on popular sovereignty in the age of Pericles, namely Pericles himself.

13. Half a millennium separates the democracy of Athens, under the incorruptible Pericles, from the tyranny in Rome of the emperors Caligula and Nero; they were very different epochs and places.

14. The Time Period of the Greek philosopher Anaxagoras, philosopher, mathematician and teacher of Pericles.

15. Because part of the point of politics is to honor people like Pericles.

16. Indeed, the great lawgiver Solon once contemplated making marriage compulsory, and in Athens under Pericles bachelors were excluded from certain important public positions.

17. No one is above suspicion. Socrates himself had been a close associate of a man named Alcibiades probably the most prominent Athenian in the generation after Pericles.

18. Academically, that describes a period of ancient world history, as in Darius I, Pericles and Alexander the Great.

19. Greek historian. Considered the greatest historian of antiquity, he wrote a critical history oft he Peloponnesian War that contains the funeral oration of Pericles.