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The Original Tele-Evangelist - Paul of Samosata
Day 82 – Ken here (DEF v.1, ch.16, pp.550-560) The Story The 10 Persecutions (a suspicious number – very biblical, and smacking of later monastic historical fiddling to get it to jive with… more →
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The Original Tele-Evangelist - Paul of Samosata
2guysreadinggibbon wrote 13 hours ago: Day 82 – Ken here (DEF v.1, ch.16, pp.550-560) The Story The 10 Persecutions (a suspicious num … more →
Aurelian, Tacitus, and the God Emperor of Dune
2guysreadinggibbon wrote 1 month ago: Day 32 – Ken here We end Chapter 11, and begin Chapter 12 The Triumph of Aurelian Aurelian … more →
Two Women and One Man: the Beginning of the End
2guysreadinggibbon wrote 1 month ago: Aurelian’s Walls There are 2 sets of famous walls around Rome – The Servian (300’s … more →
Lies, Plagues, Murders, and the Mafia
2guysreadinggibbon wrote 1 month ago: Day 29 – Ken here Meanwhile, back in Chapter 10… Claudius Claudius II (Claudius Gothicus … more →
Dissolving Before His Very Eyes
2guysreadinggibbon wrote 1 month ago: Day 29 Ken here Still plowing through Chapter 10 - Goths Temple of Diana Ephesus - miniature reconst … more →
The obvious conclusion about Farouk Hosni
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Max wrote 2 months ago: …at least as far as I am concerned, is that he’s simply too controversial for something … more →
Hell Hath No Fury Indeed
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buckingthewave wrote 3 months ago: Well, readers- this would be the part where the judge says: “Time for closing arguments” … more →
The Destruction of the Library at Alexandria
severalfourmany wrote 6 months ago: Sun May 17 19:43:01 2009 The Library at Alexandria was a monumental institution and it is not surpri … more →
Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger
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Mystery Man wrote 8 months ago: PLOT: Sinbad (Patrick Wayne), sailor and Prince of Baghdad, seeks permission from Prince Kassim to m … more →
Orthodox Saints' Names that Are Anything but Orthodox
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Emmy Jo wrote 9 months ago: A few days ago, inspired by a recent post from Cat, I found myself combing through a long list of Or … more →
Edith, Again!
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Lola wrote 9 months ago: I’ve been loving Edith/Edie for a good while now and have come up with a good dozen or so comb … more →
Fort Zenobia
Jona Lendering wrote 9 months ago: The southern wall and the citadel The big wars between the Roman Empire and the Sasanian king Shapur … more →
The Blithedale Romance: How much Fact, How much Fiction?
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westernreader wrote 10 months ago: Pictured Above: Orestes Brownson old and young–could he be Hollingsworth? And, Margaret Fulle … more →
Why, why, why Zenuria?
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zenuria wrote 1 year ago: I was asked today about my online name, Zenuria. How did I come up with it? Its been a name I’ … more →
Odaenathus?
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Jona Lendering wrote 1 year ago: Odaenathus? This blog has some hundred hits every day, so I think there’s a reasonable chance … more →
Name of the Day: Zenaida
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appellationmountain wrote 1 year ago: We’ve stumbled across this one before, but admit that we knew nothing about her until Christin … more →
Trunk Show Season Is Upon Us
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Rebecca wrote 1 year ago: Ahhh…yes…we love trunk shows! We thought it might be a good idea to explain what a trun … more →
Zenobia
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hiddencities wrote 1 year ago: Zenobia (Arabic: زنوبيا, 240-after 274) was a Syrian queen who lived in the 3rd century. She was a … more →
What a Party!!!
Victoria wrote 1 year ago: So this past Friday I had the amazing opportunity to put together and host my first listening party … more →
