Homeric ideas about the Nile (12th-8th century BC) Where do you find happiness after death? Iliad and They Odyssey the epics give us many Homeric notions of life after death in the eyes of its heroes. Many of them are gloomy and hopeless in nature. In book 11, Achilles regrets that he chos
BAR, BREN, Type 11, MG42, four famous WWII submachine guns and machine guns used respectively by the US Army, British and Allied Armies, Japanese and German and Allied Armies of the army The interesting video compares the old fighters of the Second World War, of which all four were used even afte
Thales of Miletus was already considered by Aristotle as the first Greek philosopher. Born around the year 624 B.C. he is today recognized as the forerunner of modern science, in the sense that he tried to explain the world through theories and hypotheses, moving away from the traditional mythologic
Ibn Mardanish , renamed King Wolf by contemporary Christians, was born around the year 1125 in the town of Peñiscola, during the Almoravid domain of al-Andalus. He did so within a family of Hispanic origin converted to Islam, an aspect that marked much of his future in history. Ibn Mardanishs rise t