begleitet wird (Wegner 1949). Die von Griechen und Römern mitunter verwendete Mundbinde, die Phorbeia (lat. capistrum), die das Spielen erleichtern und einer „Entstellung“ des Gesichts entgegenwirken sollte

Berg getrieben - Die Zisterne Unter seinen Füßen verbirgt sich die Zisterne [entlehnt aus dem lat. cisterna "Wasserbehälter unter der Erde"], die zur Wasserversorgung, vor allem bei Belagerungen, diente

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Solon, or even earlier still. In the end, it appears that the political and strategic reality of the late sixth century made Athenian dominance over the island inevitable. The question I want to address [...] the inhabitants of Salamis, which is an important distinction to bear in mind. As early as the late nineteenth century, scholars have sought to connect the Salaminioi with the Megarian war, as they

/maciejowski_bible.htm ↩ Fitzpatrick, A.P., 1996: The symbolism of astral signs on Later Iron Age Anthropomorphic short swords. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society 62, 1996, 373-398. [...] Angefertigt in Lotharingien, heute aufbewahrt in der Bibliothoek der Rijksuniversiteit Leiden, Ms. Voss. Lat. Q. 79. ↩ www.kzu.ch/fach/as/material/Realien/aratea/text03.htm ↩ Leider

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consecutive, but these stories are not consecutive conventionally, although we cannot know if in the late Judaic tradition and in the 1st Peter these were thought to be contemporary. According to K.H.

between the world of the living and the afterworld results quite steady and fruitful, also in relatively late sources and, chiefly, in a very special kind of sources. By reading some mythical images, we have