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Discovering the Mythical Powers of Astarte, the Goddess of Love and War

Astarte is a goddess who was worshipped throughout the ancient Near East, particularly in Phoenicia, Assyria, and Babylonia. She was also known as Ishtar, Inanna,…

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Posted in Ancient Rome

6 Strange But True Stories About Ancient Roman People

The ancient Roman civilization was one of the most powerful and influential empires in history. And it produced many fascinating and strange stories about its…

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Posted in Ancient Greece

The Many Faces of Apollo: Understanding the Diverse Aspects of the Sun God in Greek Mythology

Apollo is one of the most complex and intriguing deities in Greek mythology. As the god of the sun, music, prophecy, healing, and more, Apollo…

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The Enchanting Lore and Magic of Dandelions

Dandelions are more than just pesky weeds that pop up in our gardens and lawns. These vibrant yellow flowers have been revered for their medicinal…

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Posted in Ancient Greece

Immortality and Divine Nourishment: The Significance of Ambrosia

In Greek mythology, ambrosia was the food or drink of the gods that bestowed immortality upon those who consumed it. Ambrosia was said to have…

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5 Symbolic Meanings of the Amaranth Flower

The amaranth flower has a rich history and symbolism in various cultures around the world. Here are some of the meanings associated with the amaranth…

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Posted in Ancient Rome

Did people really wear togas in Ancient Rome?

When many people think of Ancient Rome, they likely picture citizens walking around in togas. But did people really wear togas in Ancient Rome? The…

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Posted in Tragedies

Fatal train accident near Flemingsburg, Kentucky, 1907

While it did not have a high body count, many people were seriously injured in this 1907 train wreck. Terrible Railroad Accident Near Flemingsburg Yesterday…

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13 Brutal Reports of People Getting Their Heads Crushed

I always get a mad twinkle in my eyes whenever I hear someone lament about how much better life was in the past. The truth…

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Posted in Ancient Rome

Gladiators of Rome: Iconic Figures of Ancient Rome

Gladiators were one of the most iconic figures of ancient Rome, known for their brutal and often deadly battles in the arena. However, much of…

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