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Antaura, the Demoness of Migraines
Summary and additional sources on the Greco-Roman daemon of migraines.
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Thales of Miletus
Known as the 'Father of Science'. One of the Seven Sages of Ancient Greece. The first recorded Western Philosopher (7th-6th century BCE). Founder of the Miletus School.
In Plain English
In Plain English
Introducing a new series aimed at making ancient, classical and medieval texts more accessible and easy to digest.
Magic in the Classical Era
Lucan's Description of the Necromancer-Witch Erichtho
An excerpt from Lucan's epic poem, Pharsalia (1st century CE), introducing the villainous witch Erictho, who is sought out by Pompey's son during the civil war.
Women in the Classical Era
The Unbelievable Tale of the Woman Who Mooned Her Way Out of the Legal System
Discover the scandalous saga of Gaia Afrania, the audacious Roman matron whose legal antics shook ancient Rome, leading to a ban on female advocates that lasted over 2000 years!
Oh My Gods!
IO: Moon Goddess, Princess... Cow?
Ever wonder why female cows have those cute crescent-shaped horns? No? Me either. But someone did! Io and her love affair with the King of the Heavens, is one of the oldest myths around.
Omni-Myth
When the Moon Became a Cow
Part of the Omni-Myth Series: Love affair of Io (Moon) and Jupiter (Sky Father).
Omni-Myth
Stitching Together the Omni-Myth
Freya, Demeter, Jupiter, etc... What we often think of as names are really just titles. When these titles are translated into a single language, an interesting thing happens.
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You're dead. Now what?
You're dead. Now what?
Travel Brochures for Afterlife Destinations.