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@beyourself · 1 year ago

The Social Classes of Ancient Greek (Details)

Hello everyone In my last article, I told you about the sub-headings. Now I will elaborate for you. Women Women citizens had fewer rights than men. Without the right to vote, own land, and inhe...

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@beyourself · 1 year ago

The Social Classes of Ancient Greek

Although male citizens were in the majority with their full legal position, right to vote, holding public office, holding property, the social groups that formed the typical Greek city-state or polis...

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@beyourself · 1 year ago

Pandora-The First Woman of Greek Mythology

Pandora is considered the first woman from Greek mythology. He is also a figure who is held responsible for unleashing all the evils of humanity into the world as an instrument of Zeus' wrath. Pandor...

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@beyourself · 1 year ago

Dionysos-Greek Mythological God of Wine

Dionysus (Roman name: Bacchus, also known as Dionysus) was the ancient Greek god of wine, entertainment and theater. As the bad boy of Mount Olympus, he was perhaps the most colorful of the Olympian...

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@beyourself · 1 year ago

Asgard,Jotunheim and more...

Hello, I wrote you a brief summary of these nine realms in my last post, now it's time to detail them all :) Asgard In fact, Asgard is thought to be part of the human world, but Snorri positions...

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@beyourself · 1 year ago

The Nine Worlds-Norse Mythology

In the Scandinavian universe, the universe is divided into nine. The center of the universe was Yggdrasil, the great world tree, and these nine realms came into being, extending from the roots of the...

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@beyourself · 1 year ago

The lost City-Atlantis

Atlantis (Lost City) is a legendary city described by the Greek philosopher Plato (429-347 BC). Atlantis, an incredibly wealthy and advanced civilization, is trapped in the sea and lost forever in a...

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@beyourself · 1 year ago

Greek Goddess-Artemis

Artemis was the Greek goddess of hunting, wilderness, and chastity. Artemis, daughter of Zeus and sister of Apollo, was the patroness of girls and young women and guardian of childbirth. She was wide...

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@beyourself · 1 year ago

Palette of King Narmer

Narmer (c. 3150 BC) was the first king of Egypt to peacefully unite the country at the beginning of the First Dynastic Period (c. 3150 - 2613 BC). 6000 - 3150 BC) is also referred to as its last king...

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@beyourself · 1 year ago

Aphrodite-Goddess of Love and Beauty

Aphrodite was the ancient Greek goddess of love, beauty, lust, and all aspects of sexuality. She could drag both gods and humans to forbidden things with her beauty and whisper sweet things to them....

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@beyourself · 1 year ago

Queen Himiko-Strong women in Japanese History

Queen Himiko, also known as Pimiko or Pimiku (183? - 248 AD), was the 3rd century AD ruler of the region that would later become known as Hsieh-ma-t'ai or Yamatai, later Yamato, in ancient Japan. She...

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@beyourself · 1 year ago

Zeus-The Punisher (Part-2)

Zeus the Punisher God was also the great punisher. Those who did evil or disrespected the gods were often severely punished. The Titans were imprisoned in Tartarus, and after desecrations against Z...

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@beyourself · 1 year ago

Zeus-God of the Sky (Part-1)

Zeus was the king of the Olympian gods and the supreme god in Greek religion. He is often referred to as the Father, the god of thunder, and the 'cloud-caller'. He controls the weather, gives omens an...

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@beyourself · 1 year ago

Europa-Greek mythology

Europa is a figure from Greek mythology who later gave her name to the continent of Europe. In one popular example of her story, Europa was a Phoenician princess who was kidnapped by Zeus and taken t...

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@beyourself · 1 year ago

Cynane-The Warrior Sister

Cynane, (357-323 BC) Illyrian Princess Audata and King of Macedonia II. She was the daughter of Philip and the half-sister of Alexander the Great (356-323 BC). In keeping with the Illyrian tradition...

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@beyourself · 1 year ago

The Self-Lover/Narcissus-Greek Mythology

Narcissus is a character in Greek mythology who falls in love with his reflection in the water because of his incredible handsomeness. Even the beautiful Eho, the nymph, cannot stop him from melting...

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@beyourself · 1 year ago

Roxana-Wife of Alexander the Great

B.C. At the Battle of Gaugamela in 331, Alexander the Great's King III. After defeating Darius, Alexander had to deal with minor rebellions that broke out throughout his empire. B.C. In the summer of...

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@beyourself · 1 year ago

The Wrath of Achilles

Achilles, a figure of Greek mythology and literature, is also the hero of the Trojan War. Supreme Achilles, leader of the terrifying Myrmidons, plunderer of cities, and murderer of Hector, was virtual...

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@beyourself · 1 year ago

The Laws of the Twelve Tables

The 12 Tablets (aka the 12 Tablet Laws) were a set of laws inscribed on 12 bronze tablets created in ancient Rome between 451 and 450 BC. These were the beginning of a new approach to laws now adopte...

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@beyourself · 1 year ago

Orion-(The Hunter) Greek Mythology

Orion was the great hunter of Greek mythology, famous for his good looks and many love stories. The gods turned Orion into a constellation, either as a result of his attack or Artemis' adoration. Ref...

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@beyourself · 1 year ago

The story of Carthage Coin

The Carthaginian coin was first minted in the 5th century BC. The Carthaginians, who initially adopted the dirham, later minted silver shekel coins. The Carthaginians, who initially adopted the drach...

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@beyourself · 1 year ago

Pegasus-Winged Horse of Greek Mythology

Pegasus (or Pegasos) is a winged horse from Greek mythology, born from the severed neck of the gorgon Medusa, whose father was Poseidon, who was killed by Perseus. At the same time and in the same wa...

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@beyourself · 1 year ago

Prometheus:The Fire Bringer

Before I start, I must say that all of this is just mythology. They can be imaginary. Among all the myths, the story I was most impressed with is Prometheus. The punishment he received is really bad....

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@beyourself · 1 year ago

Hesiodos

Hesiod (700 BC), along with Homer, is one of the first almost legendary Greek Epic poets. His works are not of comparable length to those of Homer. Hesiod's poems are considered epics not because of t...

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@beyourself · 1 year ago

The Black Death: The Plague...

The plague, also known as the Black Death, was a plague epidemic that devastated Europe between 1347 and 1352, killing approximately 25-30 million people. The disease, which is carried by fleas in rod...

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@beyourself · 1 year ago

Atlas

In Greek mythology, the Titan Atlas was responsible for the task of carrying the sky on his shoulders, which Zeus gave him as punishment. The father of many stars and the protagonist of one of Hercule...

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@beyourself · 1 year ago

Spartacus: History of Gladiator Revolt Leader

Throughout history, both ancient and present, the oppressed have fought to save themselves from oppressors. As in most civilizations, slaves in ancient Rome, Syriac, Greek, and even American, were not...

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@beyourself · 1 year ago

Perseus-The slayer of Medusa

Perseus was one of the greatest and oldest pan-Hellenic heroes of Greek mythology. As everyone knows, Perseus killed the dreaded Medusa, a gorgon with serpentine hair and his gaze that turned people i...

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@beyourself · 1 year ago

History of the Medieval Knight

Knights were the most feared and best-protected warriors on the medieval battlefield, but apart from that, they were among the most fashionably dressed and best-natured members of society. However, a...

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@beyourself · 1 year ago

Viking trading town Kaupang

Kaupang is a seasonal Norwegian Viking Age trading town founded in 780 and abandoned in 950. Kaupang; It is located west of the Oslofjord (Viksfjord) in Vestfold, present-day southeastern Norway with...

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