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The Turks’ Curiosity About Writing

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The Turks were greatly pleased whenever they saw me writing. Each time I entered a house, I would take out my paper notebook to...

Thoughts on the Size of Ancient Graves

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I must confess that it seems very strange to me that the height of man should ever reach such great size. I find it...

Reminders of Mortality Along the Road

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As we traveled, we were often reminded of death by the many graves and tombs we passed. These reminders were especially frequent near Belgrade....

A Personal Interpretation of the Story

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My own opinion about these events is as follows. If it is true that the Phoenicians carried off the sacred women from Egypt and...

A Shared Story Between Egypt Greece and Libya

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There is a well-known story in Egypt about the oracle of Dodona in Greece and the oracle of Ammon in Libya. This story explains...

Early Religious Beliefs of the Pelasgians

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In the earliest times, the Pelasgians practiced religious rituals long before the well-known Greek gods had clear names. According to information received from Dodona,...

Administration and Travel in the Border Provinces

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The Governor of the Region At that time, General Montecuccoli served as the governor of the whole border province. During the previous year, I had...

Warlike Engines and Instruments of Defence

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Places Where Military Devices Can Be Seen Anyone who wishes to see a wide variety of weapons and military instruments would hardly find better places...

The City of Rab (Javrinum)

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Position and Strategic Importance Rab, also known by the Latin name Javrinum, is a fortified city situated at the meeting point of three rivers: the...

Corinth from Ancient Ruins to Christian History

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Ancient Artifacts and Excavations In the village that now stands on the site of old Corinth, small shops sell fragments from the ongoing excavations. These...

Koptos cemetery

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