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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

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The Mythological God Mithras Has A Lot In Common With Jesus

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Julius Caesar Brought A Mime With Him On An Invasion

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Polygamy in Ancient Macedonia

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The Artist That Painted Britain Orange and Red

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