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The rise of the divine ruler and world salvation (II: l-10) The divine ruler actually bears the image of an emperor, though ruling not with power but with spirit (!sa. 11:4). The typology of measure for measure attested in the Persian and Hellenistic oracles, quoted above, is indeed ...
The Allied victory eliminated the Axis threat to Egypt, the Suez Canal (the lifeline of the British Empire), the vital oil terminal at Haifa and, more broadly, the Middle Eastern and Persian oil fields (the major source of Allied fuel). Winston Churchill said, “Before Alamein we never ...
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Roman emperors were known to be particularly fond of their daily massages, some like Julius Caesar had a massage every day. Roman Public Bath were in vogue in almost all cities and towns of the Empire. Huge baths, or thermae, became the recreation centers of the Imperial City itself, provi...
In these ripping yarns written from 1957 to 1975 by the UK fans John Owen and Stanley Nuttall (writing as Hurstmonceaux and Faversham), the awesome figure of Sir William Makepeace Harrison bestrides the world like a Roman-nosed colossus. The British Empire’s last unflinching bulwark against Na...
This article looks at the strategic if little-known role of oil and construction of the Berlin to Baghdad railway link between the German Reich and the Persian Gulf through what is today Iraq, in igniting an economic, military, and diplomatic confrontation in Europe in the late nineteenth and ...
The beginning of the final Hellenistic phase coincided with the death of Alexander and the incorporation of the Persian Empire into the Greek world. Stylewise, classical realism was superceded by greater solemnity and heroicism (exemplified by the massive statue "The Colossus of Rhodes", the same...
In January 332 B.C., Alexander began the Siege of Tyre. While the rest of the cities on the coast of modern Lebanon had surrendered to Alexander, he could not leave Tyre in the hands of the Persian fleet in his rear as he took his army to Egypt. Capturing Tyre was a strategic neces...