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Discussion of ancient Greece and Rome.
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Roman Eagles www.romaneagles.org
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Welcome to Roman Eagles, a new site where Australians from all walks of life can come and meet up with people who share a similar interest in Roman history and culture. Buy/Sell/Trade Roman artifacts, share personal stories about Rome, post the latest archaeological discoveries...there's a place even for students to get some tips for a... more »
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HELP: Online Study of Ancient Languages?
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I have begun self-study of ancient Greek, simply as a "hobby." Although I think I'm making modest progress considering the time spent and the modest capabilities of the teacher (myself), I would like to explore the possibility of online courses. However, a solid hour of searching has come up with NOTHING in terms... more »
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38-volume Early Church Fathers
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Is this set of books still considered relevant, or has the age of its translations made it obsolete? I ask because someone has offered to buy the whole set for me and I dont want to misuse their generosity. Thanks.
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emergency request (LXX quote sought)
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I'd like the ASCII version of "let us make man in our own image and likeness" This is for someone in a crisis. TIA. Also the ASCII for "ouk esti de" P.S. I've seen the passage and will reject made up versions.
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Meaning of some nicknames
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There are the following nicknames in some document of the 11th century:Ademarus Mala Capsa Juvenis and Airaldus Quassens denarium. Would you please teach me their meaning ?
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Human skin as garment to textile cloth as garment: 9000 years of history
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Below the pictorial web page at the link are related articles including the Alexeev Harvard Lectures on African remains in Russia from 27,000 years ago. Olga Soffer link below web page notes that women wear what anthropologist have determined is a weaved hat from that era 27,000 years ago (see weaved hats on figurine upper a and b).... more »
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Running a marathon
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Herodotus, Book VI [6.116] The Persians accordingly sailed round Sunium. But the Athenians with all possible speed marched away to the defence of their city, and succeeded in reaching Athens before the appearance of the barbarians: and as their camp at Marathon had been pitched in a precinct of Hercules, so now they encamped in another precinct of the same god at... more »
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