"Yes, neither argument is decisive; the ancient Greeks punched far above their weight class despite their small numbers and absolute poverty. "
If the ancient Greeks punched above their weight class despite their small numbers, what, then, of the Jews (who, by the way, accepted the fact that other cultures could have knowledge of value, "If a person will say to you: ‘There is wisdom among the nations,’ believe it." Eichah Rabbah 2:14)?
"Yes, neither argument is decisive; the ancient Greeks punched far above their weight class despite their small numbers and absolute poverty. "
If the ancient Greeks punched above their weight class despite their small numbers, what, then, of the Jews (who, by the way, accepted the fact that other cultures could have knowledge of value, "If a person will say to you: ‘There is wisdom among the nations,’ believe it." Eichah Rabbah 2:14)?