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In 2003, a temple was unearthed by Paolo Gallo's Italian Archaeological Mission in Alexandria (CMAIA) in the El-Bahrein Oasis, 140 km southeast of Siwa in the Libyan Desert. The tripartite sanctuary was decorated with painted reliefs under Nectanebo I (c.370 BC) and some architectural parallels can...

Anthony De Cosson, Mareotis : being a short account of the history and ancient monuments of the north-western desert of Egypt and of Lake Mareotis [1935], p.33; In spite of these defeats there was a steady and persistent infiltration of Libyan and Meshwesh immigrants into the Delta under the immedi...

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Again: this has nothing to do with "Jewish Texts and History." My mother dined next to him, exchanged pleasantries, at a Bohemian Club event in Manhattan sometime in the mid-1980s. He was a Mass-murderer. War criminal. "Etc." https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-news/he...

Maria Gerolemou, Recognizing Miracles in Antiquity and Beyond [2018] p.290 : The importance of Alexander’s divine blessing as a key element in Callisthenes’ image of the king is well known,60 and he is also reputed to have been involved in scientific inquiry,61 which makes him a suitable option to i...

In January, 1938, A.D. Nock published an article by André-Jean Festugière on The Krater , an Hermetic symbol. Father Festugière (an anti-semite? anti-German?) dismissively references Edelstein's (German Jewish) friend and colleague's work, For the record : Gerschom Scholem writing to Morton Smith, ...

Moving the trees around, my friend, moving the trees around. Rockefeller and Kublai Khan are moving the trees around. Oh, Rockefeller moved some trees around alright. I like to keep it factual; see Jan Cigliano, Jan Cigliano Hartman, Showplace of America: Cleveland's Euclid Avenue, 1850-1910 [2002,...

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https://greekreporter.com/2023/11/25/ancient-greeks-predicted-robots/ I don't like the website, but sometimes it posts hilarious articles. Dr. Mayor’s arguments revolve to a large extent around Hephaestus, the Greek god of craftsmen and metalworking. One of his creations was Talos, a giant automaton...