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nc=ient Rome, Pride and ^Prejud=(^ice: Havin%,g _A
Ball.) explo(res  the riches a@nd unique .[le@+ga^cy o_!f Gr\#e+@ek ar=.t. Epi;#\so^_de One t=ells the]? sto@.ry of Greek ar[#%t from its sur:(prisi]/\ng-,, often mys`; terious orig!ins(, travelling from Crete to:(@ Santor%ini, Mycenae to D*]e_#lphi .?` Epi% ;sode`( Two .;explo-,res the[ a/ _,stoni:=%+s
hing developmen) ;t o![*f c.lassi ,[cal art $((- the s!)o )^ called &#.:39`Greek rev
ol `!?ution', a\_`sking how did the ancie+nt Greeks get so good, so fast? The f(.inal instalm *__ent look[,s in +]detail at a !hand_;ful of works that have achi.+eved the sta);tus -[of :mas,terpieces, tr
a]+ cing the compl\/ex and fasci.nati#__ng story of^ western civilis,#ation’s l/`ove affair with Gr?eek art, from + ^`t_he Rom^^a.,ns t^o modern times.