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Ephesus A Great Ancient City

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Ephesus was a big and important city in ancient times, with about 200,000 people. An old writing found there called it "a most illustrious...

The Seven Churches of Asia

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The Book of Revelation in the Bible is addressed to seven churches. All of these churches were located in Asia Minor, a region that...

A Day in the Serbian Parliament

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Prime Minister’s Aspirations M. Stoyanovitch clasped his hands together and sighed. He spoke about having a majority of twenty-four or thirty, calling it a “small...

Observations from the Serbian Parliament

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Notable Speeches During my time in the Serbian Parliament, I witnessed two notable speeches. The first was by M. Nicholas Pashitch, the Leader of the...

The Serbian Parliament House

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Overview of Parliament Activities In the Serbian Parliament, ministers earn a salary of 12,000 francs each year, while the Prime Minister receives an additional 6,000...

Harmonia

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The Uniting Goddess of Love and War Harmonia, daughter of Aphrodite and Ares, played a significant role in mythology, connecting the realms of love and...

Leto

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A Goddess’s Struggles and Triumphs Leto, daughter of Coeus and Phoebe, faced a tumultuous journey intertwined with love, jealousy, and divine protection. Love and Jealousy Leto became...

Pythagoreans and the Quest for Celestial Harmony

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Pythagoreans The Hearth of the Universe The Pythagoreans introduced a groundbreaking non-geocentric system driven by moral and religious convictions. They envisioned the divine, symbolically known...

Roots of Pharmacy

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Recording Centuries of Medical Wisdom In the times of Roman imperial power and culture, scholars started documenting all the medical knowledge gathered through years of...

Galen

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A Notable Greek Physician (130-200) Early Life and Education Galen, a renowned Greek physician and teacher, was born in Pergamun. His father, inspired by a dream,...

Eumieus` Tale

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The Matron of Ephesus

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