The Notion of War in the Eyes of Thucydides, Homer and Aristophanes

Greek classical literature is thought to be a classical literary account related to the history of ancient Greece. Greek literature shows the classical lifestyle, culture and belief of the Greek race in the early part of mainstream ancient and classical European history. The works of famous Greek writers such as Thucydides, Homer, Aristophanes, etc are still considered today as the transmitters of Greek life in the classical context of Europe. A deep understanding of each work, the history of Peloponnesus war at Thucydides, Iliad of Homer, Lysistrata of Aristophanes all show a common theme in the life of ancient Greece - life in the context of war

Thucydides and Homer: Cultural monasteries and Homer were relatively short distances for 300 years, but they wrote quite different Greek culture. The Greeks, written by Homer in Iliad, differ in many ways from the Greeks in the history of the monastery of the Peloponnese War, but this is closely related to contemporary culture and Thucydides. The scene is totally contrasting. However, there is a similarity with the contemporary ... written by Greek historian Thucydides .... A story of another Greek world. The Melian dialogue proposed two aspects and two aspects, namely neutrality of Melian and neutrality of Athens. Tying the position of Athenians and the position of Merian makes it clear that side effects are tactically and morally acceptable. For a while

Like Herodotus, Thucydides mentioned Trojan War and used Iliad as a source. In his book "Peloponnesus War History (1.10)" Thucydides used the Homer catalog to count the number of Greek soldiers involved in the Trojan horse war. But Thucydides did not criticize Homer without criticism, and he estimated that he might exaggerate the scale of war. But more importantly, Thucydides used previous materials and text to estimate the magnitude of war as well as the attraction of Muse. Again, using Documentary Evidence on the Earth, Thucydides wrote an article about past events that did not claim to attract God or know God.

Herodotus and Thucydides thought that Homer was the literary predecessor of their historical work, but it was also foil again. Because Homer tells the story of Greek past Trojan war, it stimulates the genre of history to some extent. But Iliad is just an epic. Even though Iliad is talking about the real city and may be affected by the memory of long-distance war (see Trojan War's history here), the poet participates in critical research and historical analysis not. The poet speaks about the Trojan horse war from the perspective of omniscience and sanctity by measuring the scriptures