What Does Ancient Athens Have to Do With University ProtestorsBerkeley Electronic Press Selected WorksR. Rotunda
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What is Thessaloniki best known for? Thessaloniki is best known for its rich history, stunning architecture, and delicious food. As the second-largest city in Greece, Thessaloniki boasts an impressive array of ancient ruins, including the Roman Forum and the Arch of Galerius. The city also feat...
Democracy goes back all the way to ancient Athens. (Credits: Image by Jo Justino from Pixabay) Over time, the concepts evolved, with democracy often being associated with populism and majority rule, while republicanism emphasized the importance of institutions, checks and balances, and the protectio...
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Frontiers Associate Editor Björn Brembs, a professor of neurogenetics at the University of Regensburg, describes the retraction as an “outrageous act” which shows that the editors at Frontiers “are not really on the side of science”: Essentially, this puts large sections of science at risk...
The New Testament was written in Greek — specifically, in a dialect called Koine (or common) Greek, to distinguish it from the more complex, sophisticated Greek of ancient Athens and Sparta. Why “common”? And why wasn’t it written in Jesus’s (and his disciples’) own language of Ar...
(historical) A public place or building where Ancient Greek youths took exercise, with running and wrestling grounds, baths, and halls for conversation. Lyceum A place of exercise with covered walks, in the suburbs of Athens, where Aristotle taught philosophy. Gymnasium A place or building where...
It describes a fire which burns without interruption; it is an enduring fire which none can extinguish no matter how hard they might try. It is important to notice here, however, that it is the fire that Jesus describes as enduring, NOT that which is cast into it. To try and transfer ...
When we do travel again, it’s time we got to know the locals. The best holidays around the world for immersing yourself in other cultures by Sarah Baxter 12 May 2020 Join the festivities, Greece “Easter is the time to be in Athens – the capital is a-twinkle with candlelit procession...