Definition: In Greek, the term anteclassical refers to a period that started around 450 BCE, when Classical Greece was on its decline due to external pressures like Hellenistic expansion and internal strife, culminating in the fall of the Athenian democracy and the rise of the Republic. Anteclassical is also used metaphorically, indicating an era before the development of modern Western civilization, focusing on ancient Greek culture and society that did not evolve into a modern democratic system.
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