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Hellenistic period: a standalone construct

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Ancient history

the era after Alexander the Great in which Greek culture spread across the eastern Mediterranean and Near East and mixed with local traditions.

In ancient history, Hellenistic period refers to the era after Alexander the Great in which Greek culture spread across the eastern Mediterranean and Near East and mixed with local traditions. This meaning comes from Droysen (1836) in Geschichte des Hellenismus.[1]

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References

Droysen, J. G. B. (1836). Geschichte des Hellenismus. F. A. Perthes. Open Library record

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