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Acheloüs—The God Of Ancient Greece’s Longest River

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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

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Zeus Was Disturbingly Creative In The Ways He Punished His Wife,...

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Historical Reasons To Watch Netflix’s ‘The Crown’

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Ares, The Greek God of War, Was Trapped In A Bronze...

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The Sibylline Books Are One Of The Most Important Topics of...

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The Number Of Speeches In The Iliad Adds Up To A...

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In The 5th And 4th Centuries BCE, Dionysius I Made Syracuse...

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(Guest Article) Boudica- The Avenging Queen

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Virgil’s Aeneid Contained Some Peculiar Nautical Sea Nymphs

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Most Of The Names J. R. R. Tolkien Used For His...

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