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Athenian Society and Social Classes

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The Court Set Athenian society, like that of many countries, is divided into social groups or “sets.” The highest and most exclusive group is the...

Democracy in Greece

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A True Democratic Spirit Greece is one of the truest democracies in Europe. Few other countries, not even Norway, show such devotion to the will...

Athens between the Ancient Spirit and Modern Life

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The Old Streets of Athens In the older parts of Athens, the streets are narrow and often dirty. Strong odors rise into the air, making...

Prince Ferdinand’s First Success (1893)

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By 1893, Prince Ferdinand had achieved his first major success as ruler of Bulgaria. The country was now seen as a stable nation internationally....

Prince Ferdinand’s Challenge

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By 1887, Bulgaria had made progress, but much work remained for Prince Ferdinand. Over his 21-year reign, he showed great leadership and became a...

Prince Alexander’s Forced Abdication

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Due to Russian interference, Prince Alexander—who was loved by his people—was forced to give up his throne. However, this crisis did not weaken Bulgaria. Stefan...

Jesus Fully God and Fully Man

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Jesus was completely God, as if He had never been a man. And He was also completely human, as if He were not God....

Pergamum A City of Power and Pagan Worship

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Pergamum was the capital city of the Roman province of Asia. It was located about 50 miles north of Smyrna. This city was known...

Jesus Has a Warning for the Church in Pergamum

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“Nevertheless, I have a few things against you: You have people there who hold to the teaching of Balaam, who taught Balak to entice...

Smyrna A City of Pressure and Persecution

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Smyrna was one of the key cities where people worshiped the Roman emperor. In fact, as early as 26 A.D., a temple was built...

The Altar of Zeus

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Egyptian short story

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