Home Of Greek Poet Nikos Gatsos, Set To Be Declared A Monument –
The house in Asea, Arcadia, where prominent 20th century Greek poet and translator Nikos Gatsos was born, will be declared a monument.
History
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Julius Caesar referencing Pontus
Julius Caesar referencing Pontus: Veni, Vidi, Vici. Julius Caesar referencing Cleopatra: Vidi, Vici, Veni.
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The Romans scraped oil and sweat
The Romans scraped oil and sweat from gladiators and sold it. Boy: Ugh. Disgusting! Who would want that? Belle Delphine: Hey, wanna buy some bathwater?...
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Mithridates VI was so paranoid of being poisoned
Mithridates VI was so paranoid of being poisoned that he took small doses throughout his life to build up an immunity. When he was finally...
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Mamma Mia invada the Greece
Mussolini: Mamma Mia invada the Greece. 5 mins later: Oh, no. Germany helpa the Italy.
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POV: Caryatid’s Butt
A rare vantage point from inside of the Erechtheum, behind one of the Caryatids on the ‘Porch of Maidens’, which provides us with a glimpse...
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Anniversary of the battle of Thermopylae
Greek Stamps, 2020 Anniversary of the Battle of Thermopylae 2500 years’ ago.
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The calm before the Big Wind of 1839 was particularly eerie
4,846 chimneys fell, and waves topped the Cliffs of Moher on the Night of the Big Wind
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Everyone in Eurasia (13th century)
What are you doing, Steppe Tribe?
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Art museums be like:
Transcript art museums will literally be like “this room is dedicated to one specific artist in one specific french village and only his paintings done...
