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I absolutely would take every Roman source on Alexander the Great with grains of Celtic Salt.
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🍪 LIMP BIZKIT did it all for the "Nookie" on this day in 1999.
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Good BBQ will change your life.
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Celtic artefacts from the La Tène period found in the Carpathian Basin (warrior equipment, vessel, costume components) suggest a western origin from groups originating in:
-north-eastern France
-the Rhineland
-Swizerland
-northern Italy
Source: Dominik Repka
Spatial distribution of costume components of the Western Celtic origin.
A: Torcs of the Upper Rhine type
B: Chain belts composed of twisted iron segments connected by means of bronze rings
C: Fibulae of the Early La Tène scheme with false spring
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The Proclaimers, “500 miles” belted out by Scottish football fans at Fenway Park, home of the Boston Red Sox.
If you mix American Baseball with the Tartan Army and The Proclaimers, this is what you get. Surreal but absolutely glorious.
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Can we make Europeans coming here a yearly thing? Like for a month out of the summer they just come here and go on adventures
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Recent genetic, isotopic, metallurgical, and archaeological evidence increasingly supports a model of deep, durable interaction corridors connecting northwestern Europe with central Europe, the Balkans, and the Mediterranean.
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Morality must be extensively weighed through a systems need to constantly define it. Morality must be extensively weighed through a system’s constant need to define, test, and correct itself. Including how it embraces, rejects, preserves, or reforms tradition.
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Yep, and if I smell it, it's absolutely going to rain where I am.
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Frisians are not simply “Germans by another name.” They are a North Sea coastal continuity population whose identity was preserved through marshland ecology, maritime trade, local law, and regional autonomy, later expressed through a West Germanic language blanket.
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The same North Sea–Rhine–Iberian–Balkan–Anatolian–Levantine corridor repeatedly carries prestige goods, military finance, cult offices, mythic symbols, saints, and sovereignty stories.
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The recurrence of the same nodes across unrelated source categories suggests a durable cultural transmission network, not isolated coincidence.
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It's so weird how many OF bots randomly follow you on here, like I get phishing, but I don't think that's all they're doing.
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So how do you explain this @Gnosisinformant? He literally murders Crispus and Fausta under guise of "heresy", Maxentius has ties regionally to said Balkan states/Thrace.
Gospel of Nicodemus - Acts of Pilate, an apocryphal Christian text associated with Christ’s trial, resurrection, and especially the Harrowing of Hell. Some later summaries say it was “reportedly” written by someone from an “Order of Nicodemus,” but that “order” itself is
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The route back West, literally encodes the people moving through it.
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So any other links to Phrygia in the region that it is from, let's see.
oh shit.
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Carthago Nova is not random.
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Carthago Nova is not a side note. It was a protected harbor near silver mines; Hasdrubal founded/used it around 228 BCE as the base for Carthaginian exploitation of Iberia, with silver passing through the city, plus arms storage, palace, garrison, sanctuaries, and
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Gospel of Nicodemus - Acts of Pilate, an apocryphal Christian text associated with Christ’s trial, resurrection, and especially the Harrowing of Hell. Some later summaries say it was “reportedly” written by someone from an “Order of Nicodemus,” but that “order” itself is
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Bithynia then becomes even more important because of Nicaea and Nicomedia.
Nicaea, modern İznik, was a major Bithynian city and later hosted two ecumenical councils.
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The first Council of Nicaea in 325 is where imperial Christianity begins hardening doctrine at an empire-wide level.
thebyzantinelegacy.com/nicae…
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