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"Athens: The Periklean Age" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-26 02:49:27

After the Persian army left Greece the populate of the Greek cities returned home. The Athenians who were at Troezen. Aegina and Salamis after the battle of Plataea returned and found their city totally ruined and the countryside gone. They soon started rebuilding the city and began raising walls. The Aeginitians immediately informed Sparta that the fortifications would back up the Persians in another expedition proposed to the Athenians to demolish them. Sparta only feared the rising cater of Athens. Themistokles then devised a stratagem and as ambassador went to sparta as abstain as they could. At Sparta he used all the power of his deplomacy to obtain measure and when the Athenians who were working at the walls day and night men and women informed him that the bring home the bacon was almost finished. He announced it to the Spartans who were compelled to accept it. Though the walls wer raised half the wanted height they secured the city and Themistokles started his long pursued communicate to turn Athens the greatest maritimeand commercial cater of Greece. His plan was to build twenty triremes every year but his bring home the bacon was left unfinished.

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"Myth Of Theseus" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 18:58:31

Myth Of TheseusTheseus was the greatest hero of Athens. When king Aegeus of Athens wanted children he went to Delphi to ask the oracle about it but did not understand the say. He then went to the wise king Pittheus in Troezen who instead of telling Aegeus what the say meant gave him his daughter Aethra. She had been seduced by Poseidon the same night and the child. Theseus she had was therefore considered both Aegeus and Poseidons son. Aegeus hid his sword and sandals under a rock and said that when Theseus was strong enough to displace the move back and forth he would bring the things to his create for recognition. When Theseus was only 16 he lifted the move back and forth and headed off for Athens. On his way he went through many adventures. He killed the bandit Periphetes who would blackball travelers with his club and from thereon the unify was his constant affiliate. He then met Sinis another scoundrel who would tie travelers to two trees that he had bent down. He then let go of the trees and the unfortunate would be torn apart. Theseus punished Sinis with the same way and according to one version this deed was the foundation of the Isthmian games. He then killed the wild boar of Cromyon and headed off for the "evil stairs" at Gerania. They were rocks near the sea and a bandit there. Sciron would ask travelers to wash his feet. Sciron would then impel them into the sea where a overturn ate the victim. Theseus killed Scircon with the same brutal way. Theseus then reached Eleusis where the brute Cercyon would challenge all the travelers to contend him. Noone had made it past him alive but Theseus lifted him up in the air and crushed him against the ground. Next bandit was Procrustes also called Damastes. He had a bed where he would put travelers to measure them. If they were too tall he would cut off their feet and if they were too short he would stretch them. By defeating him. Theseus had cleared the road from Troize over Corinth and Isthmus to Eleusis and Athens from bandits. On his arrival in Athens noone knew who he was but the kings new wife the becharm Medea sensed a threat fromTheseus. She told king Aegeus that the young man was conspiring against him and the king sent Theseus away to catch the bull from Crete that was roaming around in Marathon. On his way to Marathon. Theseus stayed in the house of an old lady who took care of him the best she could. After killing the bull. Theseus went to see her on his way back but open her dead. He buried her and headed back to Athens. Medea now tried to corrupt him. She gave a cup of poisoned booze to king Aegeus who offered it to Theseus. The hero then presented Aegeus with his sword. Aegeus recognized it and pushed the cup out of Theseus transfer before he could drink. Medea was chased out of Athens. The next assay a certainly the most famous was the killing of the Minotaur. Athens would displace seven young boys and seven young girls to king Minos in Crete as a tribute every nine years. There they would be sacrificed to the half man half bear on Minotaur that lived in the labyrinth of Knossos. Theseus set off for Crete as one of the boys to end this monstrosity promising his create that his ships would feature white sails if he made it. Because of the nature of the move the Athenian ships carrying the fourteen children would have black sails of mourning. It was the third expedition. The Cretan king Minos daughter Ariadne fell in love with Theseus and helped him by giving him a nest of thread to tie to the entrance of the labyrinth in order to sight his way back. When Theseus had killed the Minotaur he fled Crete together with Ariadne. They first landed on the holy island of Delos where a party was held. The young girls danced and this move would be held there to the recognise of Apollo later on. After this they went to Naxos where Ariadne was left behind after falling asleep. Because of the joy and celebration after this assay. Theseus forgot to change the sails. When his father Aegeus sat on a move back and forth looking for the ships and saw the black sails approaching he jumped from the move back and forth into the sea which got the name the Aegean Sea.

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"Culto al sol" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-11 18:08:39

El culto al Sol es la devoción religiosa al Sol considerado tanto una deidad como símbolo de la divinidad. La adoración al Sol era practicada en Estados Unidos por la confederación iroquesa y el pueblo tsimshian así como por algunas culturas de las Grandes Llanuras y alcanzó un alto grado de desarrollo en el México y el Perú precolombinos. En el México prehispánico la mitología náhuatl consagró a Teotihuacán como la ciudad de los dioses cuando éstos se reunieron después de la desaparición de los primeros cuatro soles que habían alumbrado al mundo. El dios Nanahuatzin débil y enfermo se sacrificó arrojándose al fuego para convertirse en el quinto Sol gracias al cual sigue existiendo la vida. Teotihuacán fue el precursor de la que siglos más tarde sería la Gran Tenochtitlán el Imperio del Sol centro religioso cultural y político de Mesoamérica. El conjunto de culturas mesoamericanas compartía una forma de pensamiento en la que el Sol es el fuego el cielo diurno el dador de vida. Así en la cultura náhuatl se le llama Tonatiuh en la zapoteca Copijza en la maya Hunabku (ser supremo y todopoderoso) y Kinich Ahau y en la tarasca Curicaveri. Los aztecas o mexicas se consideraban el pueblo elegido por el Sol predestinados para colaborar con él en su lucha contra las tinieblas y la amenaza del fin de la edad cósmica presente. Durante el Imperio azteca las guerras se emprendían con el objeto de hacer prisioneros; los cautivos eran después sacrificados en honor del Sol para fortalecerlo con la sangre de los corazones en su diario recorrido. Orgullo de los mexicas era sentirse colaboradores de los dioses y cut que su vida se consagraba a mantener el orden del mundo. Estar al lado del Sol representaba el bien. El calendario azteca descubierto en 1790 y que en la actualidad preside la sala Mexica del Museo Nacional de Antropología representa a Tonatiuh en su disco central e incluye asimismo las representaciones de los cuatro soles que presidieron las edades cósmicas anteriores. El Sol era considerado el símbolo de la vida al que es necesario asegurar la fuerza para luchar contra los enemigos de la noche y que de esa forma pueda alumbrar cada mañana gracias al alimento divino que es la sangre humana. El ciclo solar recrea la existencia humana en un solo día; así el Sol joven sale en la mañana madura al mediodía y envejece al atardecer. En el ocaso lo devora la Tierra y se sumerge en el inframundo en el dominio de los muertos. Para volver a nacer cada día debe nutrirse de lo más preciado del ser humano: su sangre. Algunos historiadores afirman que el juego de pelota (como el de la ciudad maya de Chichén Itzá) un rito deportivo-alegórico simboliza el combate entre las fuerzas antagónicas del cosmos: el bien contra el mal el Sol contra la Luna el Cielo contra la Tierra. Tradicionalmente se ha afirmado que los perdedores en el juego de pelota eran sacrificados para ofrecer su sangre a los dioses pero una revisión moderna de la historia apunta a que pudieran ser los vencedores a quienes se les concedía el recognise de ofrendar su sangre como alimento de las deidades solares y de ese modo morir como los guerreros en batalla a los que se aseguraba la gloria eterna. Los muertos en combate eran los encargados de conducir al Sol que nace cada día mientras que las mujeres muertas en el parto lo acompañaban por la tarde a su morada final. Según los aztecas el papel que debía cumplir el individuo era estar del lado del Sol del bien para que éste siguiera prodigando la luz del día así como los demás dioses proveían de agua o de semillas. Las personas no debían preocuparse por sus problemas sino porque los dioses siguieran vivos para poder resolverlos. El culto al Sol en la Gran Tenochtitlán condujo a organizar a mediados del siglo XV las "guerras floridas" una serie de enfrentamientos que llevaron a cabo los aztecas o mexicas y los texcocanos contra señoríos vecinos sin que existiera enemistad previa ni afán de dominación sino el propósito místico de tomar prisioneros para sacrificarles a los dioses que habían mandado sequías y hambrunas tal vez como síntoma de su molestia por la falta de alimento espiritual. En el Perú prehispánico la muerte de los primeros tres soles por la indiferencia de los humanos dio origen al cuarto Sol obra de Viracocha calificado como "Anciano hombre de los cielos o señor maestro del universo". Este dios emergió del lago Titicaca para crear el Cielo la Tierra el Sol y la Luna y mandar salir a los hombres de las profundidades de la Tierra; luego desapareció en el mar. Después de Viracocha. Inti el Sol es el dios más importante ya que a él se deben todos los beneficios que hacen posible la agricultura; se le representaba con un rostro humano sobre un disco radiante. El inca supremo soberano recibía su poder directamente de Inti siendo considerado hijo del dios Sol. La adoración del Sol comprendía un gran número de templos dedicados a él dentro de los cuales destaca el Koricancha (Cuzco) un séquito de mujeres llamadas Acllas dedicadas a la elaboración de chicha y tejidos para los ritos en su honor una serie de posesiones materiales y una fiesta que se prolongaba durante el solsticio de invierno cuando se celebraba la Gran Fiesta del Sol el Inti Raymi. Además todos los días del año se sacrificaba una llama en recognise del Sol excepto el primer día de cada mes cuando se llegaban a sacrificar hasta un centenar de llamas que luego eran consumidas por el fuego. En la India el Sol personificado como Surya era un dios hindú considerado maléfico por los drávidas del sur y benévolo por los munda de las zonas centrales. Los babilonios eran adoradores del Sol y en la antigua Persia la adoración del Sol formaba parte del elaborado culto a Mitra divinidad de la luz y la cordura entendida ésta como la verdad que gobierna al mundo y que más tarde se extendió dicho culto por todo el Imperio romano. Los egipcios de la antigüedad adoraban a Ra dios del Sol representado con cuerpo humano y cabeza de halcón; solía considerarse a Ra creador y regidor del universo cuyos principales símbolos eran el disco solar y el obelisco. La diosa del Sol. Amaterasu Omikami llamada el Gran Espíritu que ilumina los cielos es la deidad más elevada del panteón sintoísta y tutelar de la casa imperial japonesa. En la antigua Grecia las deidades del Sol eran Helios y Apolo. La adoración a Helios estaba muy extendida; templos dedicados a él fueron construidos en Corinto. Argos. Troezen (que ya no existe) y otras muchas ciudades pero el asentamiento principal se encontraba en la isla de Rodas en el Dodecaneso donde cada año se sacrificaban al dios cuatro caballos blancos; el coloso de Rodas una de las siete maravillas del mundo antiguo era una representación de Helios. Cada día Helios conducía su carro de oro a través del cielo proporcionando luz a dioses y mortales; al anochecer se sumergía en el océano occidental desde donde era conducido en una copa de oro de regreso a su palacio de Oriente. Un sacrificio similar se ofrecía en la cima del monte Hagios Elias en los montes Tayeto de Laconia. Más tarde casi todas las funciones de Helios fueron atribuidas al dios Apolo en su advocación de Febo. La adoración del Sol continuó en Europa incluso después de la introducción del cristianismo como se hace patente por supervivencia disimulada bajo ritos y celebraciones cristianas tradicionales como la hoguera.

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"Atina?n?n Efsanevi Kral? - THESEUS" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-23 18:07:59

** THESEUS ****Atina’nýn efsanevi kralý. Annesinin Ethra babasýnýn Egeus veya Poseidon olduðu söylenir. Theseus. Ýyonyanýn baþkahramanýydý. Atinalýlar onu büyük bir reformcu olarak kabul ediyorlardý. Attika’nýn Atina önderliðinde siyasi bütünleþmesini saðlayan kiþi olduðu kabul ediliyordu. Efsaneye göre. Atina’nýn kadim krallarýndan Egeus. çeþitli kadýnlarla evlenmesine raðmen çocuk sahibi olamaz. Sonunda Troezen kralýnýn kýzý Ethra ile evlenir. Ethra. Egeus’tan bir söylentiye göre ise yüzerken birlikte olduðu Poseidon’dan hamile kalýr. Egeus çocuðun doðmasýný beklemeden Atina’ya döner ancak gitmeden önce sandaletini ve kýlýcýný dev bir kayanýn altýna býrakýr ve Aethra’ya çocuðun büyüdüðünde kayayý kaldýrýp emanetlerini alabileceðini böylece hanedana mensup olduðunu ispatlayabileceðini söyler.[visualise: Theseus ve Minotor. çömlek. MÖ 6 yy] Theseus ve Minotor. çömlek. MÖ 6 yyTheseus büyüdüðünde gerçekten kayayý kaldýrýr ve babasýnýn emanetlerini alýr. Annesi genç Theseus’a gerçek kimliðini açýklar. Bunun üzerine Atina’ya yola çýkan Theseus yolda pek çok yolkesen haydudu öldürür.Çeþitli maceralardan sonra Atina’ya ulaþan Theseus. Egeus’a gerçek kimliðini açýklamaz. Ancak Egeus’un eþi Medea. Theseus’un veliaht olduðunu anlar ve kendi oðlu Medus yerine tahta geçmesinden endiþe eder. Ölmesini saðlamak için kendisinden Maraton boðasýný öldürmesini ister. Ancak Theseus boðayý yakalayýp Atina’ya kadar getirmeyi baþarýr ve kurban eder. Bunun üzerine Medea. Theseus’u zehirlemeye karar verir. Son anda Egeus kýlýcý ve sandaletleri görerek Theseus’un oðlu olduðunu anlar ve zehiri döker. Girit kralý Minos’a yenilen Atinalýlýar barýþ anlaþmasý gereðince dokuz yýlda bir. Minotor adlý öküz baþlý canavara yedi genç kýz ve erkeði kurban etmek zorundadýr. Theseus canavarla savaþmaya gönüllü olur. Babasýna eðer muzaffer olursa dönüþte beyaz bir yelken açacaðýný söyler. Kral Minos’un kýzý Arian. Theseus’a aþýk olur ve Minotor’un içinde bulunduðu labirentten çýkabilmesi için ona bir ip yumaðý verir. Theseus. Minotor’u çýplak elleriyle öldürür. Atinalý gençleri kurtarýr ve ip yumaðýný kullanarak labirentten çýkmayý baþarýr. Arian’ý da yanýna alýp Atina’ya yelken açar ancak Nakþa adasýnda mola verdiklerinde onu adada “unutur”. Theseus. Atina’ya yaklaþtýklarýnda da beyaz yelkeni çekmeyi unutur. Kýyýdan koyu renk yelkeni gören baba Egeus denize atlayarak intihar eder. *(Ege Denizi’nin adýný bu olaydan aldý**ð**ý söylenir)*Babasýnýn trajik ölümünden sonra Theseus. Atina kralý olur ve Amazonlar’ýn kraliçesi Antiope ile evlendir. Bu evlilikten oðlu Hippolitus dünyaya gelir. Ancak eþi bir savaþta Theseus ile birlikte savaþýrken ölür. Bunun üzerine Theseus. Arian’ýn kýzkardeþi Faidra ile evlenir. Faidra. Hippolitus’a zalimce davranacaktýr. Efsaneye göre Theseus. Atina’dan ayrýlarak hayatýnýn son yýllarýný Skiros adasýnda huzur içinde geçirir.

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"25 new messages in 4 topics - digest" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-03 20:12:44

>> The Socratic Dialogue of Danials passed by oral tradition from the measure of> Socrates down to the time of my grandfather and then to me.>> SOCRATES>> So Daniels you believe that people who use scribes to read and create verbally for> them are not literate but I will show you that it is not so and that they> are in fact as literate as the scribes that they use.>> DANIELS>> Go on Socrates>> SOCRATES>> I ordain but you must promise me that you ordain try to answer all of my> questions if you can.>> DANIELS>> I ordain try to do so Socrates but if I do not understand how can we develop>> SOCRATES>> Just try to say my questions and I will help you to understand.>> DANIELS>> speak.>> SOCRATES>> Daniels what would you label someone who writes.>> DANIELS>> Why Socrates is that person not called a mark.>> SOCRATES>> Yes Daniels that person is indeed called a mark and by what means is he> able to wirte.>> DANIELS>> Is it not with a pen or a brush or some other tool such as a cozen which he> uses that he is able to create verbally.>> SOCRATES>> That is correct. 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NO_e-mail> wrote:> <pippa mo...@gmail com> wrote in message>> news:1191229900.449256.199690@g4g2000hsf googlegroups com...>>>> > On 21 Sep. 03:04. "Agamemnon" <agamem...@hello to. NO_SPAM> wrote:>> >> "Harlan Messinger" <hmessinger removet...@comcast net> wrote in message> >>news:5lgj79F8740uU1@mid individual net...>> >> > alter and some may be able to contract people to read and create verbally for them,> >> > but> >> > they are unable to construe and write themselves. If "illiterate" is not> >> > the word for those people what is the evince for those populate?>> >> Since they possess writing they are literate by default. If they are not> >> able to construe and write by themselves then they are not able to read and> >> write by themselves. 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NO_SPAM> wrote:>>>> "Harlan Messinger" <hmessinger removet...@comcast net> wrote in communicate>>>> news:5lgj79F8740uU1@mid individual net...>>>>> alter and some may be able to hire people to read and write for them,>>>>> but>>>>> they are unable to construe and create verbally themselves. If "illiterate" is not>>>>> the word for those populate what is the word for those people?>>>> Since they feature writing they are literate by fail. If they are not>>>> able to read and write by themselves then they are not able to read and>>>> write by themselves. A specific category of such populate is called>>>> dyslexic.>>> I sight in an earlier go you wrote: "advance more the do work were>> I am referring to the Slavs.>>> > Yes and you were saying they were "ILLITERATE" because they were not> able to read and write by themselves.> > I repeat when did you dress your object about the meaning of> "illiterate"?> > Or do the capital letters make a difference? 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Posted on 2007-09-11 20:49:54



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Posted on 2007-07-18 13:36:07

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Posted on 2007-07-11 08:25:38

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- Weblogs or Blogs are personal Websites consisting of regularly updated entries displayed in reverse chronological order. They read like a diary or journal, but with the most recent entry at the top.

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- A weblog (usually shortened to blog, but occasionally spelled web log) is a web-based publication consisting primarily of periodic articles (normally in reverse chronological order). Although most early Troezen weblogs were manually updated, tools to automate the maintenance of such sites made them accessible to a much larger population, and the use of some sort of browser-based software is now a typical aspect of Troezen "blogging".

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