| A | B |
|---|
| legendary blind poet | Homer |
| site of devastating defeat of the Persians | Marathon |
| kidnap victim | Helen of Troy |
| very cruel law | draconian |
| paid for Spartan naval fleet | Peisistratus |
| famous temple of Athena | Parthenon |
| Greek formation of soldiers | phalanx |
| student of Plato, tutor of Alexander. | Aristotle |
| philosopher who was sentenced to death | Socrates |
| mathematician who explained triangles | Pythagoras |
| advocated rest, hygiene, and a good diet | Hippocrates |
| son of Olympias | Alexander the Great |
| comic playwright | Aristophanes |
| advocated rest, hygiene, and a good diet | Hippocrates |
| battled Seleucids for Jerusalem | Judah Maccabees |
| sculptors | Myron, Phidias, Praxiteles |
| domain rulers | Ptolemy, Seleucus, Antigonus |
| capital of Alexander's empire | Babylon |
| traveling professional teacher of relative truth of | Sophist |
| wide-mouth jar | krater |
| appealed in vain for Greek cooperation | Demosthenes |
| run, jump, throw, wrestle, hurl | pentathlon |
| narrow-necked pot | leythos |
| Student of Socrates, teacher of Aristotle, wrote the Republic | Plato |
