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Welcome to The Horse in Ancient Greece. This web site is the result of
approximately one month's study of classical and contemporary sources on the
role of the horse in Ancient Greek civilization. Its purpose is to examine
the horse's role in Ancient Greek mythology, society and art. On this web site,
you will find various examinations and summaries of works from Classical and
contemporary sources, as well as several examples and interpretations of
Ancient Greek art depicting the horse. It is my hope that this site will
leave you with a heightened interest in Classical and Equine Studies.
Please take your time and enjoy this site. Comments or inquiries can be
addressed to jlee@hollins.edu
or jenjinn@aol.com.
No spam, please.
The Horse in Ancient Greece is divided into sections by topic. Simply
click the topic that interests you, and you will be taken to the main page
for that heading. A list of terminology is provided in About This Project.
Please take the time to view the Related Links and Bibliography
pages as well. Thank you.
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