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Doubts About the Ocean Theory

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As for the writer who claims that the strange behavior of the Nile comes from the ocean, his explanation is so unclear that it...

a-second-explanation-that-lacks-reason

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The second explanation given for the strange behavior of the Nile is even less scientific than the first. It is also more fanciful and...

The Cappadocians and Their Land

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The people known today as Cappadocians were called Syrians by the ancient Greeks. In earlier times, before the Persians became powerful, these people were...

Croesus Misunderstands the Oracle

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At this time, King Croesus made a serious mistake. He misunderstood the meaning of the oracle he had received. Believing that the message promised...

Croesus Seeks Friendship with Sparta

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When King Croesus learned everything that had happened, he decided to take an important step. He sent messengers to the city of Sparta, also...

Croesus and the Expansion of the Lydian Empire

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Over many years, King Croesus of Lydia greatly expanded his power. Step by step, he brought under his control almost all the peoples who...

The Death of Alyattes and His Offerings to Delphi

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After ending the long and difficult war with the people of Miletus, King Alyattes ruled the land of Lydia for a total of fifty-seven...

Periander of Corinth and His Time

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Periander, who warned Thrasybulus about the oracle, was the son of Cypselus and the ruler, or tyrant, of Corinth. He was one of the...

Pauls Transfer to Caesarea

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Paul’s time in Caesarea is recorded in Acts 23:31–26:32. After learning about the plot against Paul’s life in Jerusalem, the Roman commander sent him...

Pauls Arrival in Jerusalem

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Paul’s experiences in Jerusalem are recorded in Acts 21:17–23:30. When Paul and his companions arrived in Jerusalem, the believers welcomed them warmly. Paul met...

A Monastic Retreat

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The Oversupply of Clergy

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Basil II part 8

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