Greek crossword

3. The capital of the largest city in Greece
5. Not as boring and pain as the Doric columns
7. The most powerful god
8. Long distance running event
10. The goddess of the hunt
13. He was the first great tragedy writer
16. A body of myths
17. Ancient Greek epic poem
18. To settle in a colony
22. When on man, a tyrant, seizes power and rules the polis by himself
23. Discovered the Pythagorean Theorem
26. Ended debt slavery
28. A persons who's behavior is mainly concerned on money making
29. A government in which power is in the hands of a small, powerful elite, usually from business class is called an
31. The lead character struggles against fate only to be doomed to a tragic or unhappy ending
33. He was in charge of the Parthenon's sculptures
35. He wrote Oedipus Rex
37. Held every 4 years, no women aloud, athletes from all around the world

1. Political center of the polis
2. A native or naturalized member of a state or nation
4. A prominent City-State in ancient Greece
6. Considered the father of geometry he wrote The elements of Geometry
9. The government ruled by a landholding, noble elite
10. Goddess of love and beauty
11. Temple to Athens
12. The god of the sun and light
14. father of medicine and wrote the Hippocratic oath
15. Ancient Greek city
19. The goddess of wisdom
20. He developed the socratic method
21. A socratic student he was accused of corrupting the youth of Athens
24. He wrote about the Peloponnesian War
25. The fourth king of the Achaemenid Empire
27. The battle where the Athenians destroyed Persian ships
28. Government led by kind and/or queen
29. One of the two major Greek poems
30. He believed earth was the center of the universe and he was Alexander the Great's teacher
32. Plain boring columns
34. Athenian lawgiver whose harsh legal codes punished both trivial and serious crime
36. Person who built the Parthenon