The Heritage of Hellenism: The Greek World from 323 B.C. to 31 B.C.

Achaean League Alexander Alexander's Alexandria Alexarchus Antigonus Antiochus Antony Apollo Apollonius Aratus Aristotle Asclepius Asia Minor Athens atoms Attalus Attalus III became British Museum Bronze called Callimachus centre century BC Christian Chrysippus citizens citizenship city-state Cleomenes Cleopatra cosmopolis cult Cynics Delos Demetrius developed Diogenes divine earth economic Egypt Egyptian empire Epicurean Epicurus Euhemerus Eumenes figure Fortune fourth century goddess gods gold Greece Greek Greek cities Hellenistic age Hellenized Heracles Herophilus honour human individual Jewish Jews king Kingdom land London Macedon Macedonian magistrates mankind Menander Mesopotamia Miletus monarchs Museo Nazionale natural Pergamene Pergamum period Persian philanthropia philosophy Photo Plato poem polis political Pontus Poseidonius prosperity Ptolemy religion Rhodes Roman Rome rulers Sarapis Sculpture second century seen Seleucid Seleucus shows silver slaves Stoa Stoic Strabo Studies successor Syria temple terracotta Theocritus Theophrastus theory things third century universal Vergil woman Zeno Zeus