The Recognition Of Monarchy Through History
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The well-known story of the Roman Emperor Hadrian’s rebuke at the hands of the petitioner whom he had rebuffed is significant. “Then, don’t be king!” was he...
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In many respects the narrative of the Egyptian god, Osiris, seems to be all too human. Is it possible that his origin goes back to a real historical king? Could the historical Osir...
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It is impossible to separate myth and fact, truth from fiction, but there are some things that can be said about Ireland’s Brigid with assurance—and one of these is tha...
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In the eighth century, as Charlemagne forged his European empire, and the Vikings emerged from the bowels of Scandinavia as the most fearsome raiders of their time, fierce battles ...
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The blessed Virgin Mary has a long and dignified reputation within the Catholic church ever since her first appearance in the Biblical narrative of the Annunciation (Luke ...
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Medieval European churches, constructed by men for the glory of the Creator, are adorned to varying degrees, with sacred and profane images. No figure nor detail in these stone encyclopedia is accidental and there are many subjects represented
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The well-known story of the Roman Emperor Hadrian’s rebuke at the hands of the petitioner whom he had rebuffed is significant. “Then, don’t be king!” was her taunt, illustrating the general expectation in a strong popular monarchy that the ruler should be accessible by even t...
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Antony's Parthian War: Politics and Bloodshed between Empires of the Ancient World
The Battle of Carrhae: A crushing defeat of the unstoppable Roman juggernaut by the Parthian Empire
The Traditional Offering Ceremony of the Andes: How to Maintain Balance Between the Material and Spiritual Worlds
Was the Garden of Eden a Real Place?
Defeating Death: The Ancient Quest for Eternal Life through Artifacts, Divine Foods and Elixirs
In many respects the narrative of the Egyptian god, Osiris, seems to be all too human. Is it possible that his origin goes back to a real hi...
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Reading Abbey was once one of the largest monastic complexes in the British Isles. It was one of the pinnacles of religious life in Eng...
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16th-Century monks in Britain had a blast! They were the first to experiment with the recipe of saltpeter, Sulphur and charcoal to produce g...
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The astounding journeys of John Lloyd Stephens and Frederick Catherwood to Central America in 1839 to 1842 introduced the ancient, unrecogni...
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A change in religion more often than not, leads to bloodshed and war as gods hold on to their powers, and their priests and kings and queens...
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After the decline of Egypt’s New Kingdom, the Kings of Kush established the 25th Dynasty by expanding their territory to include Egypt...
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Walking In Ireland’s Brigid’s Way, Pagan Goddess Or Saint
The Recognition Of Monarchy Through History
Ancient Transmissions Of The History Of The Constellations
The Twisted Phenomena and Strange Features of Medieval Art
Was The Historical Egyptian Osiris Perhaps Sargon Of Akkad?
Transformation Of Andean Earth Goddess Pachamama Into The Virgin Mary
The Recognition Of Monarchy Through History
Was The Historical Egyptian Osiris Perhaps Sargon Of Akkad?
Walking In Ireland’s Brigid’s Way, Pagan Goddess Or Saint
The 751 AD Battle Of Talas Deciding The Fate Of Medieval Central Asia
Transformation Of Andean Earth Goddess Pachamama Into The Virgin Mary
Hepatomancy In Ceremonial Beginnings: Finding An Auspicious Site
