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agorà
Sign in to savepiazza del mercato nelle antiche città greche
An agora was the central public square of an ancient Greek city, typically surrounded by temples, shops, and covered walkways where citizens gathered for commerce, politics, and social life. It matters because the agora was fundamental to how ancient Greeks organized their communities and conducted both everyday business and democratic activities.
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Agorà (in greco antico: ἀγορά, da ἀγείρω = raccolgo, raduno) è il termine con il quale nell'antica Grecia si indicava la piazza principale della polis.
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