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Moving Livius.org (14)
Persian Gate If I say that Hecatompylos has moved to this URL, and if I add that Masjid-e Solaiman is now here, and if I mention that the page on the Persian Gate can be visited here, you will underst… more →
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Usury: Banks Have No Money, They Lend Debt
grant czerepak wrote 3 days ago: The practice of charging interest on debts is called “usury”. The Ancient Greeks ex … more →
Moving Livius.org (14)
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Jona Lendering wrote 4 days ago: Persian Gate If I say that Hecatompylos has moved to this URL, and if I add that Masjid-e Solaiman i … more →
Common Errors (23): Sicilian Expedition
Jona Lendering wrote 4 days ago: Syracusan coin, showing a chariot with maritime symbols, commemorating Syracuse's victory over A … more →
Oedipus the King
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Stefanie wrote 5 days ago: Over the weekend I managed to squeeze in some reading for fun. Having been lazy for so long in my re … more →
More Plutarch
Jona Lendering wrote 5 days ago: Plutarch, bust from the museum of Delphi. Bill copies the translations of Plutarch’s Moralia f … more →
Common Errors (22): Pericles
Jona Lendering wrote 6 days ago: Fragment of the Athenian Tribute List, 425-424 BCE (Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York) In 431 BCE … more →
Common Errors (16): Persepolis
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Jona Lendering wrote 6 days ago: The Palace of Darius I the Great: not destroyed by fire In the first weeks of 330 BCE, Alexander the … more →
Common Errors (15): White Sculpture
Jona Lendering wrote 6 days ago: Reconstruction of the colors of the Marcus Caelius Cenotaph (Xanten) The ancient Greeks were brillia … more →
The Peloponnesian Wars (450-445BC and 431-404 BC)
Charlotte Evans wrote 1 week ago: The Ancient Greeks fought two wars that historians have grouped together and named the Peloponnesian … more →
El Cid and Babieca
Andrew Petcher wrote 1 week ago: A great cavalry soldier needed a great noble steed and El Cid’s warhorse was a white stallion calle … more →
Past Projects
evehortontextiledesign wrote 1 week ago: Projects i have worked on in the past are varied as i don’t like studying the same thing twice … more →
Nords Versus Meds, Game Starts at 8 Eastern Time
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Robert Lindsay wrote 1 week ago: In the post, Albanians Are Neither White Nor Europeans? Lafayette Sennacherib takes issue with some … more →
The good Plutarch
Bill Thayer wrote 1 week ago: Plutarch, bust from the museum of Delphi. Amyot thought and wrote of Plutarch as “le bon Pluta … more →
Ps.-Plutarch, On Fate
Jona Lendering wrote 1 week ago: Plutarch, bust from the museum of Delphi. Again, a text by Plutarch’s Moralia to announce. Wel … more →
Nearchus
Jona Lendering wrote 1 week ago: A triere My article on Nearchus is several years old, but today, I was able to add a better map. A m … more →
More Plutarch
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Jona Lendering wrote 2 weeks ago: Plutarch, bust from the museum of Delphi. And there’s more from Plutarch’s Moralia to an … more →
Law, Order, and Karma
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truthberry wrote 2 weeks ago: “Throughout the inhabited world, in all times and under every circumstance, the myths of man have f … more →
Introducing first guest writer: Paul F. Newman
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annewhitaker wrote 2 weeks ago: ” THE ODDS AGAINST SCIENCE FICTION.” The odds might be scarier than the stories by Paul … more →
Oh, what a difference 40 years makes....
Bill Thayer wrote 2 weeks ago: Plutarch, bust from the museum of Delphi. Plutarch, or at least the body of work transmitted to us u … more →
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