She is not a typical Greek woman because she posses a powerful role and has a dangerous reputation for cleverness. ... Medea is a very masculine woman; the kind of woman Greek men of Euripides' day didn't appreciate. ... Achilles, a Greek soldier at the Trojan War, was a fierce warrior with certain invulnerability. ...
Even though there were few Spartans, there well trained warriors were feared by other city-states. ... The man was often married in his thirties and the woman was in her teens. ... If a woman had a child, she could be a little relaxed because the man was then less likely to divorce her. Athenians shunned a divorced woman. ...
The spirit of the piece resembles the statue of the Young Warrior, of 450 BCE. ... In many ways resembling the oldest figurine - Woman of Willendorf, the statuette may have been carried along or kept close to its owner for the purposes of worshiping or praying for fertility. ... This is also the case in the representation of Woman of Willendorf. ...
Helen, daughter of Zeus, was one of the most beautiful woman in Greece, her father had told her to never marry. ... Many of the Greek warriors made note that the leaders of troy were easily flattered and could be led astray by a false surrender, and a gift. ...
