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Marco Aurelio Antonino (en latín: Marcus Aurelius Antoninus, conocido como Marco Aurelio, fue un emperador del Imperio romano desde el año 161 hasta el año de su muerte, en 180. Fue el último de los llamados Cinco Buenos Emperadores. La gran obra de Marco Aurelio, Meditaciones, escrita en griego helenístico durante las campañas de la década de 170, todavía está considerada como un monumento al gobierno perfecto. Se la suele describir como...
2) Las 7 maravillas del mundo antiguo: Una guía fascinante de la Gran Pirámide de Guiza, los Jardine
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Probablemente haya oído hablar de «las siete maravillas del mundo antiguo». Pero, ¿cuánto sabe realmente?El mundo antiguo albergó algunas de las mayores civilizaciones de la historia. Los egipcios, los griegos, los babilonios y otros pueblos quisieron dejar su huella en la historia para que otros recordaran su grandeza. ¿Y qué mejor manera de explorar esa grandeza que examinar algunas de las mayores maravillas que el mundo ha conocido?La mayoría...
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Get the Summary of Jonathan Harris's The Lost World of Byzantium in 20 minutes. Please note: This is a summary & not the original book. "The Lost World of Byzantium" by Jonathan Harris explores the rich tapestry of Byzantine history, focusing on the empire's cultural, religious, and political transformations. The book delves into the reign of Emperor Constantine, whose conversion to Christianity marked a significant shift in the Roman Empire's religious...
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This book explores the ancient Babylonians, nestled in the cradle of Mesopotamia, who made profound contributions to the field of mathematics, laying the groundwork for subsequent mathematical developments. Their numerical systems, basic arithmetic operations, and innovative use of mathematical symbols stand as pillars of ancient mathematical thought, showcasing a sophisticated understanding that emerged as early as the 19th century BCE.
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We are excited to introduce you to our book, "Sanatana Dharma: Exploring the Eternal Path." If you have been seeking a deeper understanding of life's purpose, spirituality, and the timeless wisdom of ancient Indian traditions, this book is for you.Sanatana Dharma, often referred to as the Eternal Way of Life, encapsulates the profound teachings and practices that have guided humanity for centuries. In this book, we embark on a transformative journey,...
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En este libro los autores plantean el modo de subsistencia lacustre como una estrategia adaptativa llamada generalizada apoyada en los saberes tradicionales, trasmitidos de generación en generación con práctica del día a día a lo largo de siglos. Aseguran que sobrevive hoy, en la memoria colectiva de los pueblos originarios del valle, frente a un medio lacustre casi desaparecido. Abordan también la materialidad elemental de la cotidianidad con...
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Delve into the reign of Hammurabi, one of the most illustrious rulers in the ancient world. Hammurabi ascended to the Babylonian throne in the early 18th century BCE, marking a significant chapter in the socio-political landscape of the time. His rule witnessed a confluence of cultural, political, and economic factors that shaped the trajectory of ancient Mesopotamia and laid the groundwork for the famous Codex Hammurabi, a comprehensive legal code...
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The most famous legacies of Mesopotamia are its human-headed, winged bulls and wedge-shaped writing system. Even though these objects offer a glimpse into an ancient culture's grandeur and mystery, the region's influence extends far beyond them. One of the first civilizations in the world, Mesopotamia is often called the "cradle of civilization." The civilization contributed to the development of written language, economics, law, and religion. The...
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This book looks into Babylon's genesis taking us back to the third millennium BCE when the Akkadian Empire, under the rule of Sargon the Great, laid the foundation for the city-state. Sargon, a charismatic and ambitious leader, sought to consolidate his dominion over the fertile lands between the twin rivers. In this political tapestry, a settlement known as Eridu would play a pivotal role.
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Written by the great Roman historian Suetonius in the year 121, "The Twelve Caesars" is an extremely important historical document and one of the main sources of knowledge about Roman history. In this magnificent work, which covers the period from the rise to the fall of the Roman Empire, we get to know the intimacy of the life of each of the twelve Caesars: their ancestors, their military campaigns, the events that led them to power and death, as...
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This book explores the ancient realm of Mesopotamia, along the banks of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. The Babylonians wove a rich tapestry of religious beliefs that formed the backbone of their cultural and societal identity. At the heart of this intricate cosmology stood a diverse and complex pantheon of gods, each endowed with unique attributes, responsibilities, and mythological narratives. Explore how this pantheon not only shaped the Babylonian...
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This book explores the vast Central Asian steppes, an expanse of rolling grasslands stretching from the Danube River in the west to the borders of China in the east, that have borne witness to the nomadic lifestyles of diverse tribes and cultures for millennia. In this vast and dynamic landscape, poetic expressions emerged as a reflection of the nomadic way of life, capturing the essence of the steppe's beauty, challenges, and the nomads' deep connection...
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In this classic work, the eminent archeologist recounts his historic excavations and the significant Biblical findings they revealed.
French archeologist André Parrot led some of the most important digs of the twentieth century. In 1933, he began excavations on the right bank of the Euphrates River in present-day Syria. Uncovering numerous artifacts and architecture, he was able to identify the site as the Mesopotamian city of Mari. In this wide-ranging...
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This book explores the artistic landscape of ancient Babylon, situated in the heart of Mesopotamia. Learn more about Babylonian art, characterized by its distinctive materials, styles, and themes that played a pivotal role in conveying the identity and aspirations of this ancient civilization.
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This book delves into the spiritual dimensions of dance in ancient Egypt, unraveling the intricate tapestry that wove movement into the sacred landscape of this ancient civilisation. Dance held profound spiritual significance, weaving itself into the very fabric of religious rituals, cosmic beliefs, and daily life. As an integral aspect of the Egyptian worldview, dance served as a dynamic medium for connecting with the divine, expressing religious...
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Hailed by Science News as "the new seminal text," The Pyramids is the most up-to-date, comprehensive record of Egypt's ancient monuments to become available in the last six decades. Distinguished Egyptologist Miroslav Verner draws from the research of the earliest Egyptologists as well as the startling discoveries arising from the technological advances of the 1980s and 1990s. His Pyramids offers a clear, authoritative guide to the ancient culture...
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"Awakening the Divine Within" takes on a profound and transformative journey that transcends the boundaries of religious dogma and cultural differences. Delve into the universal concept that invites individuals to connect with the essence of their higher self, tapping into a source of wisdom, love, and power that resides within each of us. Transcend the external trappings of organized religion, and achieve a more personal and direct communion with...
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The world has seen the rise of seven remarkable ancient civilizations over the last ten thousand years.Some of these have run their full course and fallen off by the wayside, some of them are still going strong in the modern world. Nonetheless, all of them have contributed much to the remarkable history of human civilization through the ages.And it all started with the human species of Homo erectus, Homo heidelbergensis, Homo neanderthalsis, and Homo...
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"The Wisdom of Ptah" delves into the intellectual and philosophical legacy of ancient Egypt, focusing on the profound insights and timeless wisdom that shaped the thought processes of this remarkable civilization. From the teachings of Ptah, the god of craftsmen and creation, to the philosophical underpinnings woven into everyday life, this book explores the intellectual richness that defined ancient Egyptian philosophy.
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These chapters aim to capture the diverse and dynamic roles of women along the Silk Road, from trade hubs and nomadic societies to cultural and educational centers, highlighting their contributions to the historical and cultural tapestry of the ancient trade routes.
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