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The Battle of Salamis

The Battle of Salamis is one of the major turning points of European History, and one of the great tales of heroic endeavour. Its effect upon u iss thus twofold. September 20, 480 B.C. marks the day that a small alliance...

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BRAZIL – THE CRY OF IPIRANGA FOR LIBERATION

On September 7th, 1822 in Brazil, near the Ipiranga river, a Portuguese prince claimed Brazil’s Independence. Shouting “Independence or Death!” he uttered the famous...

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Fake Monks and False Envoys: To Live and Lie in the Khan’s Court

It may come as some surprise that a Mongol khan’s encampment was a pretty international place to be. When the Flemish Franciscan, William of Rubruck...

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Mongol invasion of Europe

Introduction

The Mongol invasion of Europe in the 13th century was the conquest of Europe by the Mongol Empire, by way of the destruction of East Slavic principalities, such as Kiev and Vladimir...

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The Great Goddess and the Priest-King

Minoan Religion in Flux

The discussion of practically every aspect of Minoan civili­zation begins with the work of Sir Arthur Evans, who, almost half a century after his death, still casts a giant shadow...

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Preparing for a medieval “most honourable feast”

Unlike any earlier writer, Chiquart begins his treatise on cookery with notes on how to organise a “most honourable feast”. These notes at once open a window on the mundane matters on which the success...

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Ancient Greece - Hippocrates, the father of Medicine

Hippocrates embodied the perfect doctor: kind, wise, old, knowledgeable, with a long beard and profound wrinkles around perceptive eyes...

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Education in ancient Egypt

Education in ancient Egypt was similar to modern education, both in style and in curriculum, and recent archaeological evidence verifies this. Images depict children in a classroom...

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The Knights Hospitaller - Defenders of Sick and Injured Pilgrims

In the mid-11th century, a Benedictine abbey was established in Jerusalem by merchants from Amalfi. About 30 years later, a hospital was founded next to the abbey to care for sick...

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The Baptism of Harold Bluetooth

A new source – Avico’s Annals – tells a very different story about the famous conversion and baptism of the Danish Viking King, Harold Bluetooth, in the 960s. Rumours gave been around...

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