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Greeks and Turks, Slavs. With friends like these, what do Greeks need Turks for? The difference is that the Turks were something more intimate than friends. Eager suitors, they asked not only for the Greeks’ board, but their bed too. So I am dividing my paper into the three stages of intimacy, indeed three of the ag

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Byron and Greece,d they provided him with inspiration whether he was being romantic or comic. ‘If I am a poet’, he told Trelawny, ‘the air of Greece made me one.’. Byron was influenced by Greece, but he in his turn has influenced attitudes to Greece and the Greek nation both in the West and in Greece itself. And tha

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Greece Old and New,s Elytis. Except for Professor Forrest’s stimulating introduction the history of Greece in the last forty years does not receive a great deal of attention. There has been no shortage of other books on modern Greek history, although some of the subjects covered, like the Civil War and the years of th

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