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Excellentissima et merito famosissima historica I
At last the truth can be revealed. Why was I writing a paper about nuns all of a sudden? Why hadn’t it been in the sidebar as my next due paper? What was all the foreshadowing in that earlier po… more →
A Corner of Tenth-Century Europe
Cold Turkey Thanksgiving 2009
aurick wrote 1 day ago: by Darryl Robert Schoon Originally posted November 24, 2009 The study of money, above all other fiel … more →
Bible prophecy fulfilled yesterday - Rise of the Revived Holy Roman Empire
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King's Bride wrote 5 days ago: This is something we definitely need to keep an eye on, for it might very well mean that the kingdom … more →
Emilio Rojas - "The Natural" Mixtape
The Goodie Bag wrote 1 week ago: Emilio Rojas’ “The Natural” mixtape has finally dropped after much delay. This is … more →
Roman Catholicism - the Jews' Evil Golem
JR wrote 1 week ago: In her article at http://watch.pair.com/mystery-babylon.html, Barbara Aho writes: If Judaizers playe … more →
And I Continue to Ramble...
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antipelican wrote 4 weeks ago: I ran out of time yesterday so I couldn’t finish whatever I was talking about. Anyways. My b … more →
The Charlemagne Pursuit by Steve Berry
Elizabeth wrote 1 month ago: In The Charlemagne Pursuit (New York: Ballantine Books-Random House, 2008), as in The Alexandria Li … more →
The Nobel Prize and Western Civilization
franksummers3ba wrote 1 month ago: Barak Obama’s recent winning of the Nobel Prize has captured world attention. For many people … more →
Charlemagne & the Carolingian Renaissance
theophilogue wrote 1 month ago: Dale T. Irvin & Scott W. Sunquist, History of the World Christian Movement, Vol 1: Earliest Chri … more →
Top 10 Events of Church History Up To 1453
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theophilogue wrote 1 month ago: 1. 64 C.E.—The Burning of Rome—When Nero blamed Christians for the burning of Rome in 64 C.E., he in … more →
Europe without Lisbon
bobo38 wrote 1 month ago: Personally, I have waited with great enthusiasm the outcome of the referendum in Ireland concerning … more →
Dorestad. A Medieval Metropolis
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Ben wrote 1 month ago: I’m just back from Leiden where Jaco Zuijderduijn took us (a group of recently-arrived PhD stu … more →
Conspiracy Watch: Were the Dark Ages Faked?
Eyquem wrote 1 month ago: THE CONSPIRACY THEORY: No wonder the Dark Ages were so dark—they didn’t really exist. The year … more →
Last Night: Creeds (my notes)
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mjjhoskin wrote 1 month ago: Last night was the second meeting of the small group. We discussed the Nicene and Apostles’ C … more →
Excellentissima et merito famosissima historica I
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Jonathan Jarrett wrote 1 month ago: At last the truth can be revealed. Why was I writing a paper about nuns all of a sudden? Why hadn … more →
Origins of Venice
Team Origins wrote 2 months ago: Etruscan Warrior To this day, the origins of Venice remain somewhat of a mystery. Little historical … more →
Addiction
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Prudie wrote 2 months ago: I’ve been up all night on Ancestry.com. If you haven’t worked on genealogy in a while, a … more →
Meet the King of All Cheeses - The Brie Cheese
hot1524 wrote 3 months ago: If you are a true blue cheese-lover through and through, then just saying ‘brie’ would e … more →
Grim Reality - The Birth of a Two-Headed Calf
grimoires wrote 3 months ago: A good friend mailed me an article this morning about a two-headed calf that was born somewhere in B … more →
"Roman, I Have Some Bad News for You, Twenty Six" by One Million Fuzztone Guitars
robertcourtney wrote 3 months ago: “Roman, I Have Some Bad News for You, Twenty Six”, by One Million Fuzztone Guitars, is n … more →
