Culture of Ancient Greece Crossword

(750 B.C) - Wrote the epics and was a famous greek poet.
(620 - 560 B.C) - Made fables.
(480 - 406 B.C) - Wrote the play "Medea".
(496 - 406 B.C) - Was a general who also wrote over 100+ plays.
(469 - 399 B.C) - Originally was a sculptor and developed the Socratic Method.
Example of a female poet and famous for lyrical poetry.
(428 - 348 B.C) - Student of Socrates who wrote the "Republic".
(458 B.C) - Introduced costumes and props to plays. Also preformed tragedies.
Most famous oracle, the oracle of Apollo.
(500 - 430 B.C) - Greek sculptor, painter, and architect.
A story with no happy ending and is typically about someone struggling to overcome something.
A story that ends happily and usually includes lewd humor.
Made up stories, usually including something supernatural, trying to explain natural events.
Temple used for the goddess Athena.
(460 - 395 B.C) - Greatest historian of ancient world.
Professional teachers in Greece who were payed.
(484 - 425 B.C) - Known as the Father of History.
(384 - 322 B.C) - Best student of Plato and taught "The Golden Mean".
(580 - 512 B.C) - Developed "Pythagorean Theorem".
(446-386 B.C) - Best known writer of greek comedies.