What did Odysseus tell Polyphemus that his name was no man how this help him?

Odysseus told Polyphemus that his name was "no man." This helped him because when Polyphemus released the boulder covering the cave entrance to let "no man" out, Odysseus and his men were able to escape.

When was Cities of the Underworld created?

When the ruler was invented?

Ancient history:A walk through the Mohenjo-Daro of the Indus Valley
Mohenjo-Daro is today a place of cultural and archaeological significance because it contains the remains of an urban city from one of the largest ancient civilizations we have known - the civilization of the Indus Valley. The name is known to mean the pile of the dead. The Indus Valley Civilizati
The first steps of the "DESTROYER of the Ottomans"
In cosmopolitan Paris in the middle of the 17th century the “Sun King”, Louis XIV, had just personally taken over the rule of France. The young king had managed to survive the Spanish-French war and the Sphendoni revolution. One of the kings loyal subjects was Eugene-Mauritius, Prince of Savoy-Carig
Lepage locks himself up in Coc Xa
On October 4 around 10 a.m., after an exhausting night march, the 1st B.E.P., the remains of the 11th Tabor and the survivors of the Feuillet companies reached a hilltop south of 765. Faced with these events, Lepage abandoned his his decision is reinforced by the arrival of Commander Delcros. After
Landing in Sicily
The Allies, following the campaign in Tunisia (November 17, 1942-May 13, 1943), drove the Axis forces out of North Africa; the capitulation was signed in Tunis on May 13, 1943. That same day Operation Husky was decided. Churchill, privileging the peripheral attacks in unexpected zones located in the