03 May The Fall of the Leaf: Mary Tudor’s Seasonal Depression By Sylvia Barbara ... History & Tradition, Health & Well-being 0 Mary Tudor, daughter of King Henry VIII and Queen Katherine of Aragon was not a happy person. When Mary Tudor's health is discussed, it is usually her phantom pregnancies that are so often highlighted. Read More
05 May King Charles III’ Coronation, Tradition, Pomp And Ceremony By Dr Michael Arnheim History & Tradition 0 Britain is in the grip of Coronation fever – for the first time in 70 years. Commemorative coins, medallions and mugs are everywhere. And there are endless discussions by supposed experts on the pageantry Read More
08 May Big Cats For The Fat Cats Of Ancient Rome By Caroline Freema... History & Tradition 0 Emperor Caracalla kept a favorite lion, Acinaces, as a pet, but not all Romans’ obsession for big feline predators boded well for the animals. Read More
10 May Near-Death-Experiences Of The Ancients By jim willis Mythology & Mystery 1 Socrates, Plato and Aristotle formed a trio toward the middle of the fourth century BC in ancient Greece to become the most well-known philosophers who ever lived. They were the founders of the present-day discipline. Read More
12 May The Dead Below Deck: Funerary Boat Customs By Ken Jeremiah Archaeology & Science 0 Archaeologists discovered a 5,000-year-old Egyptian funerary boat, measuring 60 feet (18 meters), that was so well preserved that it still had intact plant fibers attached to it, in 2016. Read More
15 May Athens’ Alcibiades: Charming Playboy, Conniving Politician Or Treacherous Opportunist? By MartiniF History & Tradition, Philosophy & Spirituality 0 Pericles and Alcibiades were both descendants of the Alkmeonidai, an ancient Athenian aristocratic family. Pericles (495 – 429 BC) was an influential Athenian politician and general in the fifth century BC, who led Athens into the Golden Age. Read More