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Double-leaf frontispiece from the — 30 Jan 2023

A Word On Polyglots Of The Ancient World

*By MartiniF*

*History & Tradition*

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The most well-known tale of how different languages came to be, at least in areas where Judaism and Christianity are prevalent, is recorded in the Bible, in Genesis 11:1–9. According to the narrative, at one point in history, everyone who had...
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Meeting Between Cambyses II and Psammetichus III by Adrien Guignet (Public Domain) — 08 Oct 2021

The Assyrian, Persian And Greek Conquest Of Ancient Egypt

*By ancient-origins*

*Archaeology & Science*

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During the eighth century BC, ancient Egypt was experiencing turbulent times. The country was split with a pharaoh ruling in Lower Egypt, but powerful priests of Amun were ruling Middle and Upper Egypt. The Nubian Kingdom took advantage of the...
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Ecce homo, Behold The Man by Antonio Ciseri (1880) — 26 Mar 2021

The Royal Lineage Of Jesus, Descendant Of Cleopatra

*By ralph ellis*

*History & Tradition*

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The simplistic story of the life of Jesus, as it is presented in the New Testament accounts, is well known. He was supposedly a poor carpenter born in a stable, a disadvantaged child who rose to become a great leader and teacher. However, there is...
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Castro Battle of Actium by Lorenzo Castro (1672) (Public Domain) — 16 Dec 2020

Octavian’s Trolling and Propaganda Against Mark Antony

*By MartiniF*

*History & Tradition*

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In 1493, the invention of the Gutenberg printing press dramatically amplified the gathering and dissemination of news. However, this innovation came with a dark side as it later delivered the Great Moon Hoax of 1835. The Great Moon Hoax was the...
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Apollo and Diana killing the children of Niobe by Jan Boeckhorst — 20 Mar 2019

Messengers of Misery: Mourning Women in Mythology

*By MartiniF*

*Mythology & Mystery*

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Women's laughter may have been considered as a sign that the empire was doing well, however in mythology women lamenting and crying were often harbingers of misery, madness and mourning. In the works of the classical Sanskrit writer Kalidasa...
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Courtyard, Al-Qarawiyyin University, Fes. Morocco — 31 Aug 2018

Who were the Colorful, Powerful, Influential, Educated Women of Ancient Islam?

*By MartiniF*

*History & Tradition*

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The evolution of ‘higher education’ in the ancient world led to variations of standards in different cultures. In ancient Egypt, higher education originated from copying religious texts for use in temples which led to the development of...
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Deriv; face mask for Roman cavalry helmet, first century AD and battle scene featuring Parthian horsemen in armor, and Roman riders. — 21 Nov 2015

Antony's Parthian War: Politics and Bloodshed between Empires of the Ancient World

*By Cam Rea*

*History & Tradition*

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After the crushing defeat of Marcus Licinius Crassus and the Roman army at the Battle of Carrhae, a campaign was planned by Roman leaders such as statesman Julius Caesar and General Marcus Antonius (Mark Antony) to drive east, conquer, and secure...
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