| Coastal Anatolian region | 24 |
| City or county in Mich. | 23 |
| City near Grand Rapids | 22 |
| City in Mich. | 13 |
| Chios, Samos, etc. | 18 |
| Asia Minor region of yore | 25 |
| Asia Minor region colonized by Greek settlers | 45 |
| Ancient Samos' region | 25 |
| Ancient region where Phocaea was | 32 |
| Ancient region of Turkey | 24 |
| Ancient region of modern Turkey | 31 |
| Ancient region of Greece | 24 |
| Ancient region bordering the Aegean | 35 |
| Ancient neighbor of Lydia | 25 |
| Ancient land with a sea named after it | 38 |
| Ancient land SE of Lesbos | 25 |
| Ancient land on the Aegean Sea | 30 |
| Ancient land near Lydia | 23 |
| Ancient Greek region that was home to Heraclitus | 48 |
| Ancient Greek region for which a sea is named | 45 |
| Ancient Greek region called "the birthplace of philosophy" | 68 |
| Ancient Grecian colony | 22 |
| Ancient coastal region in Asia Minor | 36 |
| Ancient area of Turkey | 22 |
| Ancient Anatolian region | 24 |
| Ancient Anatolian land | 22 |
| Ancient Aegean Sea region | 25 |
| Alexander the Great conquered it ca. 335 B.C. | 45 |
| Aegean region where an architectural order began | 48 |
| Sea between Italy and Greece | 28 |
| Sea between Greece and Italy | 28 |
| Heraclitus was one | 18 |
| Sea off Sicily | 14 |
| Sea under Italy's "boot" | 38 |
| Sea off of Greece | 17 |
| Sea west of Greece | 18 |
| Sea east of Sicily | 18 |
| School of Greek philosophy | 26 |
| Phocaea resident | 16 |
| Ithaca's sea | 16 |
| Homer may have been one | 23 |
| Heraclitus, e.g. | 16 |
| Greek islands | 13 |
| Ancient Aegean | 14 |
| -- Sea, arm of the Mediterranean | 32 |
| ___ Sea, body of water south of Italy | 37 |
| ___ Sea (Mediterranean Sea arm) | 31 |
| Some ancient Greeks | 19 |
| Prehistoric Greeks | 18 |
| Greeks of yore | 14 |
| Where Syracuse is a port | 24 |
| View from Syracuse | 18 |
| View from Calabria | 18 |
| Mediterranean's deepest area | 32 |
| It's under Italy's boot | 31 |
| Highly seismic area off the Greek coast | 39 |
| Gulf of Taranto's locale | 28 |
| Corfu's location | 20 |
| Corfu's locale | 18 |
| Ancient Greek dialect | 21 |
| Type of bond in chemistry | 25 |
| Classical architecture style | 28 |
| Kin of Doric and Corinthian | 27 |
| Greek column type | 17 |
| Column order | 12 |
| Charged, in a way | 17 |
| Kind of column, in architecture | 31 |
| Greek column | 12 |
| Type of Greek architecture | 26 |
| Type of column or order | 23 |
| Type of bond or order | 21 |
| Type of architecture | 20 |
| Like some chemical bonds | 24 |
| Like charged particles | 22 |
| Classical column | 16 |
| Classical architectural style | 29 |
| Charged, as particles | 21 |
| Temple of Artemis order | 23 |
| Style of Lincoln Memorial columns | 33 |
| Style of column | 15 |
| Relative of Doric | 17 |
| Poetic foot or verse | 20 |
| One of the classical architectural orders | 41 |
| Of charged particles | 20 |
| Of an architectural order | 25 |
| Of a classical Greek order | 26 |
| National Gallery exterior column type | 37 |
| Like the columns in the Jefferson Memorial | 42 |
| Like some classical columns | 27 |
| Like columns with voluted capitals | 34 |
| Like charged atoms | 18 |
| Like a charged atom | 19 |
| Kind of Greek column | 20 |
| Kind of bond or column | 22 |
| Jefferson Memorial column type | 30 |
| Heavy-faced type | 16 |
| Having voluted capitals | 23 |
| Having a charge | 15 |
| Greek-column type | 17 |
| Greek-column style | 18 |