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When we think of the Crimean War, we think of Florence Nightingale. But Irish nuns had an equally important role to play – despite being written out of

The early debates over doctrine were crucial in the history of Christianity and have framed Christian understanding and discussion ever since.

Thomas (Tom) Molnar from Copper City, MI, and Castle Rock, CO, entered eternal life on November 29th, 2022, at Sky Ridge Medical Center in Lone Tree, Colorado a

Billy Cotsis explores the Greek kingdoms which existed after Alexander, having once written a book about these kingdoms starting from the Hellenistic Era. This time he discusses some of the generals, also known as the Diadochi, and their claims to the empire of Makedon and the role Asia Minor played when the empire of Alexander was broken up.

While Ancient Egyptians and Sumerians Saw Self-pleasure as an Aspect of Divinity, in Greece, Masturbation Was Deemed a Pastime Suitable Only for Slaves, Barbarians and Women. And Where Do Dogs Fit In?

Historian Martyn Taylor explains the story behind two statues.

In Paul Lafargue’s irreverent 1883 pamphlet The Right to Be Lazy , satire is not a tool of glib mockery, but a utopian strategy for imagining another…

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan called on Athens to "come to its senses", saying that the recent test firing of the Tayfun missile made Greece "crazy"

"Greece is in our coverage area", writes the front page article in the newspaper Türkiye, which also presented the capabilities of the short-range ballistic

Pontus (Pontos), an ancient Greek word for “sea”, refers to the Black Sea and the surrounding coastal areas.