Some Aspects of the Greek Genius

action Aeschylus already ancient appear Aristotle artistic beauty become called century character citizen classical common death distinction divine epigram existence expression eyes fact faculty feeling follow force freedom genius give gods Greece Greek hand heart Hellenic Homer hope human idea ideal imagination individual influence instinct intellectual interest interpretation Italy knowledge language learning less light lines literature living looked meaning mind moral nature needs never observes once original pass passion period philosophy play poetic poetry poets political popular present principle reason reflection relations religion rules says sense sentiment society sometimes Sophocles soul speak speech spirit suffering tell things thought tion touch traced true truth unity universe voice whole writing written καὶ