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Acheloüs—The God Of Ancient Greece’s Longest River

thehistorianshut - November 14, 2023

The Ironic Tale Of Cocconas, An Ancient Priest Who Lived And Died By Snakes

The Sea Battle Of Cnidus In 394 BCE And Conon’s Lovely Construction Project After His Victory

The Burning Of Peregrinus / Proteus

The Odd Athenian Worship Of Androgeos

Antonius Creticus And The Silver Bowl Incident

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Bronze Asses Were A Requirement For Early Ancient Roman Upper Classes

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There Were Hair Rinses And Curling Irons In Ancient Rome

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The Story Of Sam, The Medieval Irish Guard Dog

thehistorianshut - September 13, 2023

Bendis—A Famous, Yet Mysterious, Thracian Goddess

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The Tale Of Thrain Sigfusson’s Bizarre Divorce And Remarriage At The...

thehistorianshut - August 30, 2023

The Roman Satirist, Lucian, Abandoned A Family Business Of Sculpting To...

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Ovid On The Immortality Of Literature

thehistorianshut - August 9, 2023

Mark Antony And The Legend Of Hippias’ Wild Wedding In Occupied...

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The Ancient Roman Tale Of Lucius Caesar’s Close Call With Assassins

thehistorianshut - July 26, 2023

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