Homer
This character is a Greek author of the "Iliad" and the "Odyssey," circa 750 B.C. Writing during the period of palatine centralism, he addresses the issues of slavery and freedom.
Aeschylus
This character is an ancient Greek dramatist whose female characters show a strong concern for personal freedom and are willing to go to great lengths to obtain it.
Sophocles
This character is a Greek dramatist circa 450 B.C who was concerned with the issues of slavery, freedom and democracy.
Pericles
This character is a Greek dramatist of the time, circa 450 B.C whose works also exhibit the elements of freedom, slavery and democracy.
Sophists
This group of early Greek intellectuals was concerned with the issue and role of freedom. They are the early educators who moved around the area educating the upper class.
Plato
This character is a Greek philosopher, intellectual and writer on social ethics...
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