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brewminate.com
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| | | | | The guild existed to serve a singular purpose: to train Apprentices. By Kristine Wilson-SlackWriter I became fascinated with | |
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analog-antiquarian.net
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| | | | | [AI summary] The text describes the peak of ancient Greek civilization, highlighting its cultural, political, and military achievements. It discusses the rise of Athens as a dominant city-state, its Delian League, and the growing rivalry with Sparta and the Peloponnesian League. The passage also covers the tensions leading to the Peloponnesian War, including disputes over Delphi and the eventual breakdown of the Amphictyonic League. The narrative underscores the tragic nature of the conflict and its consequences for Greece, drawing parallels to historical patterns of self-destruction through unnecessary warfare. | |
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www.listchallenges.com
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| | | | | All major literature published in the B.C.E. era. In as chronological order as I can make it. Most books will be penguin or other widely... | |
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ondermynende.wordpress.com
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| | | In the New Religious Movements discussion forum a couple of weeks ago Matt Stone introduced me to the concept of an egregore. Well, not so much the concept as the term, since the concept was already familiar to me. It came up in a discussion about the cults of fictional deities, such as Yog Sothoth... | ||
