Why is it, we might ask, that the “Odyssey” ultimately feels so consonant with the Old Testament in its depiction of the punishments of sensuality …
The Mantle of Eumaios
The Mantle of Eumaios (Reblog)
Tag: ancient history
The Grave of Arthur? — Pendragonry (Reblog)
Rex Artorius inscription. Image: Alan Wilson and Baram Blackett Article first published in Pendragon, the Journal of the Pendragon Society XVI No 3 (1983), and here slightly revised and expanded Several Pendragon Society members over the past year [1982-3] brought to our attention news of two South Wales historians who have claimed to have discovered […]
The Grave of Arthur? — Pendragonry
*The stories of Arthur (and many other such histories) were considered fact until relatively recent times.
Human history as we know it to crumble after handwriting discovery — Inspo Daily (Reblog)
Three tablets date back to pre ancient Egypt
Human history as we know it to crumble after handwriting discovery — Inspo Daily
The Inexplicable Giant Mystery Stones Near Guadalajara Mexico — Hyacinth Research (Reblog)
Brien Foerster The post The Inexplicable Giant Mystery Stones Near Guadalajara Mexico appeared first on Hyacinth Research.
The Inexplicable Giant Mystery Stones Near Guadalajara Mexico — Hyacinth Research
*Fascinating material which should be taken more seriously in my view. Find a book along these lines here.
The Traditional Model of the Cosmos, Part II: Plato, Aristotle, and Perfect Form — The Wisdom of Our Grandmothers (Reblog)
Part Two of the series about the Traditional Model of the Cosmos is now ready. This one gives a brief description of the differences between Plato and Aristotle on the subject of Perfect Form. For further reading, see: Robert Hand, On Matter and Form in Astrology Traditional Science, Quantum Physics, and Simulated Worlds
The Traditional Model of the Cosmos, Part II: Plato, Aristotle, and Perfect Form — The Wisdom of Our Grandmothers
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