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Aspasia - Wikipedia • wikipedia.org

Aspasia was an important figure in the history of fifth-century Athens, [6] and is one of the women from the Greco-Roman world with the most substantial biographical traditions. [7] The earliest literary sources to mention Aspasia, written during her lifetime, are from Athenian comedy, [7] and in the fourth century BC she appears in Socratic dialogues. [8]

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Aspasia | Athenian Philosopher, Politician, Educator | Britannica • britannica.com

Aspasia (flourished 5th century bc) was a mistress of the Athenian statesman Pericles and a vivid figure in Athenian society. Although Aspasia came from the Greek Anatolian city of Miletus and was not a citizen of Athens, she lived with Pericles from about 445 until his death in 429. Because a law sponsored by Pericles in 451 required that for a person to be a citizen both parents must be ...

Aspasia - History's Women • historyswomen.com

Aspasia Antient Greek Pioneer of Women's Rights About 450 B.C. Aspasia, a Milesian woman who fixed her residence at Athens during the "golden age" of Greece, about 450 B.C. By her great eloquence, political and literary ability and personal fascination, she at once obtained a commanding position among the leaders of the state, and gained ...

Aspasia Biography - Facts, Childhood, Family Life & Achievements • thefamouspeople.com

Aspasia was a prominent immigrant living in Athens during its golden age. She was the paramour of Pericles, who was unarguably the most influential and prolific statesman, orator, and general of Athens of the time. Aspasia bore him a son, Pericles the Younger. Not all the facts are available on the couple's marital status.

Aspasia - The Real-Life Helen of Troy? An Inspirational Courtesan's ... • ancient-origins.net

Aspasia, who lived in ancient Greece during the fifth century BC was both admired and infamous in her time. But the truth does not lie in between: hers is a life worthy of admiration. Born in the city of Miletus on the east coast of the Aegean, Aspasia sailed west across the sea - a brave venture in those days, arriving in Athens in the early 440's BC during the city's Golden Age.

Aspasia of Miletus: The Remarkable Woman Behind Athens' Golden Age • thearchaeologist.org

Aspasia's story underscores the importance of courage, intellect, and resilience. She navigated the complexities of Athenian society with grace and determination, leaving an indelible mark on history. Her life invites us to reexamine the role of women in shaping civilizations and to celebrate those who challenge norms to create a more inclusive ...

Aspesia The Hidden Teacher of Socrates - For the Love of History • fortheloveofhistorypod.com

Aspasia of Miletus: The Woman Who Schooled Socrates and Shook Ancient Athens. Step aside, Socrates, because today we're talking about your teacher—a woman who was not only brilliant but also had the audacity to exist in ancient Athens as both smart and unapologetically influential. Meet Aspasia of Miletus, a rhetorician, philosopher, and all-around boss who defied the Athenian patriarchy ...

Aspasia - Livius • livius.org

Aspasia. Aspasia was born in Miletus and must have belonged to a wealthy family, because her parents could afford an education for their daughter. In the early 440s, the family settled in Athens, where they were metics, i.e. non-Athenians living in the city.These people had to pay an additional tax and did not receive full political rights.