Here’s one of the earliest surviving plays by Aeschylus, The Persians, which dramatizes the defeat of Xerxes and his army in the effort to conquer Greece. Another account of the Greco-Persian Wa… more →
analepsisPepe wrote 1 month ago: Today, the Philippines, particularly the people of Bulacán, Bulacán, commemorate the birth anniversa … more →
canmore wrote 1 month ago: The first hour of Tuesday was spent in homerooms. 9E lost their social class for today. Homeroom Th … more →
actoratheart wrote 1 month ago: I don’t know how often I’ll do “book reviews,” mostly because I don’t read NEARLY as often as I real … more →
The Metro Diva wrote 2 months ago: This is Sparta. My father’s favorite story of all time is the Battle of Thermopylae (for the histori … more →
M wrote 6 months ago: How does one begin to tell the story of Thermopyles? There have been so many volumes written about … more →
Jennifer Barricklow wrote 7 months ago: I hate getting a cold or any other kind of sinus-related ailment. I would rather be violently ill wi … more →
Le petit garcon wrote 8 months ago: In the Battle of Thermopylae of 480 BC an alliance of Greek city-states fought the invading Persian … more →
Jona Lendering wrote 9 months ago: A couple of months ago, two of my best friends, Marlous and Marco, spent their honeymoon in New York … more →
apciv wrote 1 year ago: Here’s one of the earliest surviving plays by Aeschylus, The Persians, which dramatizes the de … more →
jasonschaeffer wrote 1 year ago: Just finished the book by Mr. Kapuscinski and was not overly enthralled! The book has an interesting … more →
apciv wrote 1 year ago: Monday we’ll discuss Frank Miller’s 300. Wednesday: More 300. Friday: Clips from the r … more →
Jona Lendering wrote 1 year ago: Thermopylae I’ve visited Thermopylae three times, have walked a bit through the mountains, cli … more →
sp0rkme wrote 1 year ago: When you were bored in 10th grade history, did you honestly see yourself actually out in the real wo … more →
dennis3307 wrote 1 year ago: In part because of the bias of the Romans, the romanticism of the 19th Century, and modern Hollywood … more →
wonderingpondering wrote 1 year ago: I watched The 300 last night. Impressive! Stylistically it maintained the look and feel of the origi … more →
dennis3307 wrote 1 year ago: Themistocles , c.525-462 BC, Athenian statesman and naval commander. He was elected one of the three … more →
The History Bluff wrote 1 year ago: King Leonidas, the hero of the Battle of Thermopylae, continues to enthrall audiences as tales of hi … more →
evlahos wrote 1 year ago: Last post for the monument of battle of Thermopylae Ο Ευρώτας ήταν μυθικός βασιλιάς της Λακωνίας. Δι … more →
evlahos wrote 1 year ago: Ω ξειν, αγγέλλειν Θεσπιευσιν, ότι τηδε κείμεθα, πειθόμενοι τω πιστω της ελευθερίης Η πόλη των Θεσπιώ … more →