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How did ancient Greek music sound?
Listen to the first choral performance with reconstructed aulos of reconstructed ancient scores of Athenaeus Paean (127 BC) and Euripides Orestes chorus (408 BC), with the evidence presented and explained by Professor Armand D'Angour @ArmandDAngour - Jesus College Oxford.
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Napoleon was so poor as a young officer that he sometimes skipped meals just to afford books. He lived on dry bread, never went to cafés or parties, and brushed his own clothes so they would last longer. He later called those years the joys of his youth.
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"Learn from the mistakes of others, for your life will not be long enough to try everything yourself."
* Plutarch (Greek Philosopher)
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“If ye entrust your glory to me, then let our path be not hindered.”
— Jason, Argonautica
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german poet heinrich von kleist went insane after learning about immanuel kant’s philosophy. he cancelled all his life plans, lost faith in God, shot a woman, and then killed himself in 1811. “my sole & highest goal has vanished, now i have none,” he wrote after discovering kant.
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Alexander had been dead for more than twenty years when this coin was struck.
His former bodyguard Lysimachus was now a king. He put Alexander’s face on one side, and his own name on the other.
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"Come, you sons of unconquered Heracles!
Zeus isn't yet among your enemies."
— Tyrtaeus
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Did you know that the emperor Nero used to go about Rome at night undercover and with some companions, robbing and beating Romans?
When he attacked the senator Julius Montanus and his wife, the senator fought back until recognising Nero and begging for forgiveness. Nero forced him to commit suicide
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Gm frens👹🥖
“The French people loved me more than any king they ever had , because I came from them, not above them.”
Napoleon Bonaparte
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Romano Floriani Mussolini, the great-grandson of Italian WWII leader Benito Mussolini, scored his first goal for Lazio in the Serie A
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Andrómaca y Pirro
Charles Antoine Coypel
Tragedia de Racine. Andrómaca, tras la guerra de Troya, es entregada como esclava a Pirro (Neoptólemo), hijo de Aquiles. Este mito ya había sido tratado por Eurípides en una obra homónima y se inspira en Virgilio y en Séneca.










































