The Strangest Greek Superstitions | Greek Gateway
The most strangest Greek superstitions that Greeks still believe in from the Evil Eye "To Mati" to many more like an itchy hand brings money.
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It's Zeus!
Suddenly, something splashes in her face! Woman: Uh, I’m reviving. Is this some sort of golden rain?
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Strategise with Athena
Diomedes Diomedes was the youngest of all the Greek kings in the Iliad. Though only about twenty years old, he was widely regarded as one...
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Excuse me, do you know how to get to the…
Man throws breadcrumbs on the pigeon asking for directions. Close up of an angry pigeon. They can talk comic.
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Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture
Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture. You can’t miss Sendai Daikannon if you are visiting Sendai! The huge statue of the Goddess of Kannon (Deity of Mercy), which...
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Power Couple of the Millennium: Pythagoras and Theano
#Theano (born c. 546 B.C.) is credited for having written several treatises on #physics, child #psychology, #mathematics, and #medicine. She was not only the wife...
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Vitruvian Woman
Artist : Gene Espy
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Self-worth
Fish in a tank at a pet shop. Hand reaches for the price tag. Fish : A new price tag? I wonder how much I...
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Roman ruins Amman, Jordan
Roman ruins Amman, Jordan.
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Celtic women had ferocious fighting ability and were considered equal in sexual freedoms
Celtic women were rulers and warriors and had the same sexual freedoms as men.
