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Theseus and Pirithous
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Theseus and Pirithous fight a centaur attempting to steal a bride from a wedding party Thousands of years before there were ...
Arthur Evans and the Ruins at Knossos
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Sir Arthur Evans (far left) Sir Arthur John Evans was an English archaeologist most famous for unearthing the palace of Knossos on the ...
PASIPHAE: Mother of the Minotaur
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PASIPHAE was an immortal daughter of the sun-god Helios. She was the mother of "starlike" Asterion, called by the Greeks the Minot...
Pasiphae and The Wooden Cow
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Queen Pasiphae seated on a throne attended by a maiden and old Trophos (her nurse?) receives the wooden cow from the artisan Daidalos. Eros,...
Minotaur
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The creature had the head and tail of a bull on the body of a man. Before he ascended the throne of Crete, Minos struggled with his ...
Did Maximinus I Have Acromegaly?
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Maximinus I: The Giant Who Ruled Rome, 235-238 AD Ancient Rome was a turbulent place, and a variety of Emperors attempted to consolidat...
Theseus Abandoning Ariadne in Ancient Greek Art
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As the story goes Ariadne's father put her in charge of the labyrinth where sacrifices were made as part of reparations; however, she wo...
The Destruction of Atlantis: Was It Lake Agassiz?
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According to Plato (4th century BC), who relied on much earlier Egyptian accounts, Atlantis was a thriving, powerful island civilization...
The Cult of Asclepius
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Asclepius may have been a real person who lived sometime before 1200 BCE. Due to his great deeds, he was elevated to the rank of the deit...
The Myth of Asclepius
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Asclepius was the ancient Greek god of medicine. He was one among a family pantheon of healers. His father, Apollo, was a healing god and h...
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