423–470
City Walls between the Hill of the Nymphs, the Pnyx, and the Agora, Athens, Greece
Melite neighborhood of Ancient Athens, where wealthy citizens like Peracles likely lived
Aspasia was a Greek courtesan during the “Athenian Golden Age” around 450 BC. Most known for her relationship to Pericles, Aspasia hosted influential salons and ran schools for girls. She is credited with teaching Plato and Socrates philosophy and rhetoric.
