Re: hungerstrikers in Greece

In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, gogu 
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> Ancient Greeks were considering anyone non Greek as a "foreigner".
> They also considered as a Greek, anyone who had Greek education and was
> acting as a Greek.
> "Ellines isin i tis Ellhnikis pedias metehondes". (phonetic)
> The notion of the race was of no importance to the Greeks. Intellect and
> education was what mattered...
Did Athenians consider Spartans Greek? Their societies were very 
different from each other, weren't they?
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