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Sep 2023
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Paideia, la educación en la antigua Grec...

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC ESPAñA
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En la antigua Grecia, los jóvenes eran educados para convertirse en ciudadanos y soldados al servicio del Estado. Hoy se cree que también las niñas se incorporaron al sistema educativo helénico. 
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