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- Ancient Greek CultureI omited the intoduction and conclusion.
- The Mysteries of Greek MythologyThe ancient Mysteries were perhaps the superior intellectual heritage in Ancient Greece. In their internal significance, mysteries presented the eternal truths, both natural and intellectual that had been preserved in the passage of thousands of years.
Ancient Greek MedicineDid ancient doctors prepare prescription medications for their patients? Yes, they did, and we have physical proof of this practice in ancient Greek medicine. What did that ancient medicine contain? How was it made and can it still be used today?- The Ancient Greek Culture of NudityThe ancient Greek culture of nudity is a long haul from the present culture of nudity in the United States. Nudity is a taboo subject for many, but in the past it was rivaled and respected. This article will discuss the ancient Greek culture of nudity.
- The Problems with Reconstructing the Ancient Greek AuloiThis summarization of an article tells some of the issues with reconstructing an ancient Greek instrument.
- The Development of Music in Ancient GreeceThis is a summarization of the important developments of music in Ancient Greece with regards to culture, instrumentation, and theory.
- Ancient Greek Literature Quotes in the New TestamentThe apostle Paul quoted Greek poets at least four times in the Book of Acts, 1 Corinthians, and Titus. In this article I give the verses, the Greek poet sources, and a little of the context of how the quotes were used.
- Antikythera Mechanism: An Ancient Greek ComputerThe Antikythera mechanism is a clockwork calculator, map generator, calender, and astrolabe dating back 2100 years before the invention of the PC.
- Some Monsters from Ancient Greek MythologyJust in time to set the mood for Hallowe'en...
- Obama's Definition of Hope: A History of What it Means and Why Ancient Greeks Considered it EvilThat definition of hope Obama's followers want him to expound on has had two distinct meanings for centuries. And those differences usually fall among individuals of faith and those who follow the logic of philosophy...
Olympia: The Ancient Greek Site of the Original Olympic GamesA brief look at the site of the original Olympiad, the sports played there and whether women really were banned.- Ancient Greeks Constructed Sophisticated Machines Well Before They Understood the MathA new analysis shows that ancient Greek craftsmen built sophisticated machines well before they understood the mathematical principles involved.
- Acoustics of an Ancient Greek AmphitheaterResearchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology may have figured out why you can hear perfectly well even on the back row of these amazing feats of engineering.
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- Protected Documents of AntiquityAncient documents that cover topics such as Astrology and Religion have been protected by families against the possibility of ruin by invading countries.
Whoever Has the Gold, Makes the Rules!This old quote is as good today as it was in the years of the Greek empire.- Biography: Diogenes of Sinope, Ancient Greek PhilosopherThe philosopher who ridiculed Plato and Socrates and lived a life of proud poverty.
- 11/18/10 Daily Dose of NonsenseSome points to ponder.
- How to Cope with Fears of Growing ApartThis article discusses a major fear of growing apart in relationships. It provides professional coaching suggestions for handling this situation.
Diverging Concepts of Male Beauty in the Statues of Kouros and DiadoumenosThe two statues, while both representing the beauty of male physique, have a different conceptual understanding of such beauty, underscoring cultural differences between Ancient Greeks and Ancient Romans.- Scepticism and Ancient Greek PhilosophersThe sceptics argue that it is reasonable to suspend judgement over whether any action is either a morally good or a morally bad action because we cannot know which actions are good or bad.
- Kos IslandFew would disagree that Kos Island, laying between Nisyros and Kalymnos in the southeastern Aegean Sea, is a charismatic place.
- Why Does Emotion Override Reason?Emotion often overrides usually reasonable people.
Amethyst Over the CenturiesAmethyst, a gorgeous semi precious tectosilicate stone, has been used throughout human history for a plethora of uses and is still used every day by people all over the world.- Importance of Knowing Yourself in CollegeWhy is it important to "soul search?" Is there some benefit? How can a student apply this to their college career?
- The Theater Isn't Dead Because You Can't Kill a GhostThe myth of the Theater as exploded by Internet video
Ancient GreeksEmotions and gods- Five Ways of Loving: Straight From The Ancient GreeksThe world's most popular phrase is also the most misunderstood and misused phrase in the English. The Greeks can help us understand what we are saying when we say "I love you."