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'''Ancient Greece''' was the area of the world now controlled by modern Greece, Turkey, and Macedonia.
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'''Ancient Greece''' was the area of the world now controlled by modern [[Greece]], [[Turkey]], and [[Macedonia]].
    
Greece was responsible for much of modern philosophy and other notions of the world, as well as a great deal of art.  Ancient Greek works had a great influence on the [[Rome|Romans]].  Despite the insistence of some early church scholars that the two were necessarily separate<ref>As Tertullian said, "What has Athens to do with Jerusalem?"</ref>, the Greek tradition had a great influence on the early [[Christianity|Christians]].
 
Greece was responsible for much of modern philosophy and other notions of the world, as well as a great deal of art.  Ancient Greek works had a great influence on the [[Rome|Romans]].  Despite the insistence of some early church scholars that the two were necessarily separate<ref>As Tertullian said, "What has Athens to do with Jerusalem?"</ref>, the Greek tradition had a great influence on the early [[Christianity|Christians]].
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