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The ancient Greeks were renowned scientists, mathematicians, philosophers, politicians, and many more. They excelled in various fields more than the Romans. They left a legacy of high valued literary documents, word origins, and interesting history. It is universally acknowledged that the ancient Greeks contributed a lot of things in the history of mankind. Many scholars of the Greek literature and history study their language in order to understand the country itself. It is a common knowledge that Greece contributed a lot to the world that even though they did not became the world’s superpower, they dominated the world Continue reading...

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The famous Olympia is situated on the Peloppones island. Probably there is no a man who would not be familiar with the name of this city. This is the place where from prehistoric times the famous Olympic Games were held in honor of the Greek god Zeus and until today, this is where the Olympic Flame is lit, it makes its long journey to the venue of the next Olympic Games right from this place. Combined with ancient monuments it creates an unusually strong impression. The Olympic Games in Ancient Greece were a grand event dedicated to deities and Continue reading...

Alexander the Great, as was popularly known, was born in 356 BC and was the ruled over the old Greek Kingdom of Macedon for the periods of July 356 to June 323 BC. He belonged to the Argead Dynasty and was also known as Alexander III of Macedon. Until the tender age of sixteen, he was a student of Aristotle. Alexander’s mission was to” reach the ends of the world and conquer all seas” (Freeman 2014, 90). As part of his ambitions, he strived to conquer all the neighbouring kingdoms and dynasties and stretched out. His power originated Continue reading...

Roman religion is the indigenous religion of the ancient Rome. It was based on the assumption that human destiny is controlled by divine forces and spirits. The first codified mentioning of the Roman religion was registered in the second half of Divine Antiquities containing sixteen books. It gives the information about the first Roman religious institutions such as temples, gods, priests and rituals. Seeming pretty simple on the surface, the term “Roman religion” is yet hard to define. Scholars lay emphasis on festivals and public institutions as a framework for private rituals. The focus shifts with the geographical expansion Continue reading...

INTRODUCTION

When people think of ancient Rome they may reflect on its vast architecture, like the Coliseum, they may recall famous figures of history, like Julius Caesar, or see it as the modern center of the Catholic religion and the home of their leader, the pope. However, one of the most common and familiar topic that arises when discussing ancient Rome, is their religion The Roman pantheon of Gods, including names like Jupiter, Venus and Mars, still represent power, divinity and magic. You will see their inclusion in advertising, sports teams and organizations, over the course of the years of Continue reading...

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The cults and religion in ancient Rome is a reflection of its cultural diversity. Through military conquest, the small city-state in Italy grew out to become one of the world’s largest empires, incorporating all the major cults and religion in the ancient world within its territory. Ancient Rome was initially a pagan society wherein different cults and religions thrived. Among the significant religions that have infiltrated Rome are the oriental cults, which also include Judaism and Christianity. It should also be noted that the ancient Roman Empire, in its peak, encompasses a vast territory and Continue reading...

The German parliament has agreed to extend its financial aid to Greece with four months. Greece is under a debt crisis, and has come up with reforms aimed at eliminating the crisis. The decision made by the German MPs about the extension of the financial aid to Greece was based on parliamentary votes. A majority of the MPs voted for the extension while a few remained skeptical and voted against the extension. The public is also highly skeptical of this move. The Greek civilians carried out demonstrations against the current Greek government. They blamed the government for the current Continue reading...

The current event to be summarized is related to the FTSE and the oil prizes that is expected to change all over the globe. The article to be summarized it titled FTSE CLOSE: Oil price dip dampens Footsie but leaked Greek debt plan sparks hopes of a deal By This Is Money Market Reporters, which is based in the United Kingdom. The article indicates the drop of points by the FTSE in the money market share index. The reason behind the drop is related to the rumor on an ongoing debt deal, which is being pushed in the market Continue reading...

ABSTRACT

This research paper examined the information that related to the Corinth Canal in Athens Greece. It presented an in-depth discussion of the history the canal along with several persons who became involved in the venture of constructing this canal. The study considered the mode of construction that the builders used as well as the limited resources, and also a description of the canal itself. The research paper even incorporated photographs that could prove beneficial as individuals endeavor to identify related scenarios that involved the Corinth Canal. Indeed, the article also contained additional information as it discussed the construction of Continue reading...

History of Macedonian Culture

This is the culture of the Macedonian people. It is an ethnic population that inhabits the Balkan region. In the 20th century, they were referred as the Vadar Macedonia and currently, it is the Republic of Macedonia (Roudometof, 2000). Macedonian people are considered non-Greek but have been associated with Modern Greeks. Historically, they are Slavs who descended from a group of people that arrived in the Balkans between the 6th and the 7th Century. Additionally, Macedonians are composed of six ethnic groups, which are: Upper Vardar, Macedo-Shop, Struma-Mesta, Southern, Miyak and Brsyak (Roudometof, 2000).

Uniqueness of the Macedonian Culture

The uniqueness of Macedonian culture Continue reading...

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Confronting Aristotle theory with tragedy Othello
Introduction
The main aim of this research is confront the Aristotelian theory around the Greek tragedy with Othello by William Shakespeare.
A Classic hero makes mistakes but human fate, destiny, plays a crucial role in the unfolding of the story and in the conclusion. In practice in the classical works the hero is someone who does something reckless, but it's still a decent man whose error is not attributable to baseness, Continue reading...

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The Byzantine Empire was one of the few great states, date of establishment and the collapse of which are known to mankind with great accuracy. Date of foundation of the empire causes some discussion. This could be, for example, the day on November 8 in 324, in which the Roman Emperor Constantine the Great founded his new residence - the city of Constantinople. Or it could be May, 11, 330 - in the day of the official ceremony of consecration of Constantinople as the new capital of the Roman Empire. There are other options also exist. But the date Continue reading...

The debate on whether to allow performance enhancing drugs in the sports has been ongoing for some time. Some sport experts argue that there is a need to allow the use of steroids while others oppose sportsmen to use these drugs. The reasons advanced for the support or gains the use of these drugs varies. The U.S. Department of Justice (n.d), there is up to 1,084,000 or 0.5% of the adult population who use or have used steroids in their lives. Is it time to allow the performance enhancing drugs?
According to Julian Savulescu (2012), the zero Continue reading...

E. E. Cummings

Introduction and Thesis

Edwards Estlin Cummings was born in Cambridge, Massachusetts in 1894. His poetry is widely read, second only to Robert Frost in the United States. He developed as a writer and an artist during a time of change and experimentation in literature and art in the United States. His poetry, creativity and innovation make him the quintessential American poet.

Biography

(five or six years old)
peering from some high
window;at the gold
of november sunset
(and feeling:that if day
has to become night
this is a beautiful way)”
(Cummings, Selected Poems, 3)
Cummings was born, grew up Continue reading...

Nimrud was famous city of the ancient world. According to historical documents and writings of Ptolemy and Xenophon the ancient city Nimrud which is also mentioned in the Bible is located on the banks of the river Tigris. It was the capital city of the powerful and technologically and culturally advance Assyrian empire. Truly cosmopolitan in character Nimrud attracted people from all-over the ancient world. Nimrud attracted businessmen from all over the world. The big and small businessmen and the business houses had strong and mutually prosperous business contacts, interests and investments in the city because Nimrud was a Continue reading...

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Throughout this paper, we will discuss the history of Social Security and how it has affected millions of Americans. But, it did not begin with the American people. In fact, the Social Security program has a significant history beginning as early as the ancient Greek times where this civilization used Olive oil as a form of their own economic security. Many individuals, past and present has dealt with the uncertain moments which was brought on by losing their employment, succumbing to an illness, becoming disabled, aging, and worse, death. These sorts of life’s events could be tragic and Continue reading...

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Medical science has evolved over the years and it has been considered one of the most important and most vital reasons why people have longer life spans in the world today. Evidence shows that in the 21st Century, people are living a longer and healthier life than in the Victorian era where life expectancy was just half what we have today in Britain and other developed countries. These advancements are generally credited to the improvement of empiricism and the acceptance of the natural sciences after the Age of Renaissance. These improvements were consolidated over the Industrial Revolution and were Continue reading...