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The scene on the Plymouth Hoe when captains play bowls as the Spanish Armada comes into view by John Seymour Lucas (1880) (Public Domain) — 07 Nov 2022

The Protestant Wind That Scattered The Spanish Armada 1588

By Aaronne Colagrossi

History & Tradition

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There had never been such good blood between Spain and England as in the mid-16th century. However, in the last quarter of this century relations between Philip II of Spain (also known as 'Philip the Prudent') and Elizabeth I (also known as 'The...
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The scene on the Plymouth Hoe when captains play bowls as the Spanish Armada comes into view by John Seymour Lucas (1880) (Public Domain) — 07 Nov 2022

The Protestant Wind That Scattered The Spanish Armada 1588

By Aaronne Colagrossi

History & Tradition

1

There had never been such good blood between Spain and England as in the mid-16th century. However, in the last quarter of this century relations between Philip II of Spain (also known as 'Philip the Prudent') and Elizabeth I (also known as 'The...
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Aristotle and Alexander the Great by Jean Leon Gerome Ferris (1754) (Public Domain) — 04 Jul 2022

The Problem With Labelling Alexander, The Macedonian King With A Mercurial Character

By david grant

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‘It is a naive belief that the distant past can be recovered from written texts, but even the written evidence for Alexander is scarce and often peculiar,’ says Robin Lane Fox in Alexander the Great (2004). Over the centuries, historians have...
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Aristotle and Alexander the Great by Jean Leon Gerome Ferris (1754) (Public Domain) — 04 Jul 2022

The Problem With Labelling Alexander, The Macedonian King With A Mercurial Character

By david grant

History & Tradition

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‘It is a naive belief that the distant past can be recovered from written texts, but even the written evidence for Alexander is scarce and often peculiar,’ says Robin Lane Fox in Alexander the Great (2004). Over the centuries, historians have...
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Scene from the tomb of Queen Eurydice, Vergina, Greece (c 340 BC) (Public Domain) — 06 Jul 2020

Macedonian Game of Thrones Eurydice The Matriarch and Eurydice the Rebel

By MartiniF

History & Tradition

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Eucleia, the ancient Greek female personification of glory and good repute, is the youngest of the Charites. She was the daughter of Hephaestus and Aglaea, the goddess of splendor and adoration. Alternatively, Greek biographer Plutarch tells that...
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Scene from the tomb of Queen Eurydice, Vergina, Greece (c 340 BC) (Public Domain) — 06 Jul 2020

Macedonian Game of Thrones Eurydice The Matriarch and Eurydice the Rebel

By MartiniF

History & Tradition

0

Eucleia, the ancient Greek female personification of glory and good repute, is the youngest of the Charites. She was the daughter of Hephaestus and Aglaea, the goddess of splendor and adoration. Alternatively, Greek biographer Plutarch tells that...
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