Arts and Humanities

1. Empire 100%
2. Socrates 81%
3. Oration 81%
4. Plato 48%
5. Rome 48%
6. Authors 48%
7. 2nd Century 40%
8. Greek culture 32%
9. Aelius Aristides 32%
10. Greek literature 32%
11. Roman imperial period 32%
12. Implied reader 32%
13. Pythagorean 32%
14. Stranger 32%
15. Plutarch 32%
16. Roman culture 32%
17. Kingship 32%
18. Treatise 32%
19. Eternal 32%
20. Sophistic 32%
21. Speaker 32%
22. subtleties 32%
23. Virtual 32%
24. Moral 32%
25. Victorian London 32%
26. Second Sophistic 32%
27. Rhetorical Form 32%
28. Platonism 32%
29. Blends 32%
30. Eighteenth Century 32%
31. 1890s 32%
32. Charles Dickens 32%
33. Pompeii 32%
34. Victorian 32%
35. Popular 32%
36. Awareness 32%
37. Engagement 32%
38. Essex 32%
39. Knight 32%
40. Stereotypes 32%
41. Historical Development 32%
42. 1840s 32%
43. Similarity 32%
44. 1830s 32%
45. London 32%
46. moral philosophers 32%
47. Giant 16%
48. high culture 16%
49. Invisibility 16%
50. Greece 16%