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The Dawn Sea Battle At Syme After A Surprise Storm

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The Comical Tale About The Ugly Feet Of Thórarin Nefjólfsson

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Lycius—A Small Performer With A Giant Voice

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The Strategy Of The Decoy Camp—Alexios Komnenos Versus Nikephoros Basilakios

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Hernán Cortés’ Awkward Hug

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The Army Of Hernan Cortes Was Almost Drowned In An Engineered...

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Pope Leo III Almost Lost His Eyes And Tongue

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U. S. General William T. Sherman Was Shipwrecked Twice In One...

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The Opportunistic Ascendance Of Wei Man In Korean Chaoxian

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Norton I—Emperor Of The United States And Protector Of Mexico

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Acheloüs—The God Of Ancient Greece’s Longest River

Momus, by Johann Wolfgang Baumgartner (c. 1702-1761)

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Relief Of Shapur I Triumphing Over Roman Emperors, 3rd-Century Carving At...

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