A historical and cultural account of the ancient Greek region of Ionia, known for its remarkable achievements in philosophy, science, and the arts. This book explores the lives of the Ionians, including famous figures such as Pythagoras, Herodotus, and Hippocrates, and offers a vivid picture of their society, customs, and beliefs.

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