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    the Trojans while the Odyssey concentrated on how Odysseus can go back to his family, while his family struggles after the war. Both are seminal, history-shaping events even though they are protected by different gods, all gods belong to the same pantheon which is the Greek gods. In the movie The Odyssey, there are some differences that are shown than that is written in the book. In the book…

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    Without the use of candles, many Pagan ceremony does not really feel complete. With some traditions, one candle is used to signify the God and an additional one used to signify the Goddess. In others, the candle is used to be a sign of the element of Fire. Candles are frequently a tool in sympathetic magick rituals, and can be used to represent individuals, thoughts, and emotions. A basic candle magick spell consist of choosing a candle centered upon color correspondences, then engraving it…

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    the most iconic and universally appealing work. Particularly in his poem titled “___________”, we see examples of his most salient particularities and effective use of English language. Larry Patrick Levis then stands as one of the greats in the pantheon of American and World Literature. Larry Patrick Levis was born in Fresno, California, on September 30, 1964. He died on May 8, 1996 in Richmond, Virginia because of a heart attack. He earned a Bachelor’s degree from Fresno State College in…

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    Lucas Verdeja 12/2/14 Period 6 Originally a small village in the 8th century B.C, the Roman civilization will develop into a large empire spanning the Mediterranean Sea. First a republic lead by the Roman Senate it would later develop into an empire under Julius Ceasar where it reached its greatest extent. At its territorial height, the great Roman Empire stretched from Iberia all the way to Levant and from the British isles to Egypt. Many people claim that the roman civilization was possibly…

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    Machiavelli's Religion

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    Besides being very innovative and realistic, the text of Machiavelli was since its first publication in contrast with the doctrines promoted by Catholicism. The language in which it was written, the vulgar, made it accessible to a large number of people who were able to spread his innovative ideas. Machiavelli introduced the separation of morality and ethics from politics. He was convinced that religion is an instrumentum regni which hold firm and unite people in the name of a single…

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    the Greeks and the Vikings didn't really know each other existed. Both mythologies follow a pantheon of gods with a wise, storm god as its head. They also feature an older race of gods, which once ruled the world, before the current gods took over. Even though their elder gods and current ones are mortal enemies, the freely interbreed, producing hybrids which are generally accepted by the current pantheon. Many of the characters, in Greek and Norse mythology, are similar as well.…

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    Concrete In Ancient Rome

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    In ancient Rome, the development of concrete and the arch played an integral part in the shaping of Roman culture. In order for Rome to create the metropolis she would become, strategic use of concrete and the arch was necessary to deploy. The following paper will discuss how important Rome’s creative use of concrete and the arch was in shaping Roman culture. Rome, whom would fulfill all her heart’s architectural ambitions, faced tough challenges before she could realize her potential.…

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    shared a common factor in their belief system by believing in an afterlife. In particular, the Polynesians and the Mayans share a common belief of the afterlife by the soul going to the underworld as well as people sacrificing, most likely to the pantheon of gods and goddesses that they were devoted to. In addition, the government and their religions were connected by having the religious leader become the most influential and powerful in the societies of the Polynesians and the Mayans. Such as,…

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    his light heart and always offered his help to anyone in need. The symbols of Dionysus were the Thyrsos, the flute, and the wine barrels. He is a very important god in this ancient Greek time period. Dionysus was a late addition to the Olympian pantheon. He became one of the most important deities of the Hellenic period. He credited with the first cultivation of the grapevines and the invention of wine. Dionysus…

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    Early in history, both Egypt and Mesopotamia were home to major ancient civilizations. Despite both beginning to form at around the same time, 3000 B.C. (Duiker and Spielvogel 26), their cultures developed in unique ways due to many external factors. Although the geography, religion, and government of both ancient Egypt and ancient Mesopotamia have similarities, they also differ substantially. Ancient civilizations in Egypt and Mesopotamia were greatly influenced by multiple significant…

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