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Virgil
Aeneid VIII
Book • 2017
This book provides a detailed commentary on Book VIII of the Aeneid, highlighting its significance in the mythological foundation of Rome and its political implications for the Augustan regime.
It includes discussions on style, meter, and reception, making it suitable for students and scholars alike.
It includes discussions on style, meter, and reception, making it suitable for students and scholars alike.
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in relation to the Herculaneum scrolls and their connection to significant ancient figures.

Alex Petkus

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106 - The New Indiana Jones - w/ Dr. Brent Seales
Opening the segment with a quote from Book 4.

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Remote Viewing - S5:E2
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when discussing the Laocoön statue and the Trojan Horse.


Victor Davis Hanson

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Bias and Balderdash: Accents, Gifts, Refugees and Islamofascism
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as a significant inflection point in Western civilization, highlighting its historical and national themes.

Mitchell Rocklin

An Introduction to The Pillars
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when discussing omens of burning hair and holy fire in Latin literature.

Robert Lamb

From the Vault: Hair on Fire, Part 2
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as one of the books Napoleon took on his Egypt campaign.


Ryan Holiday

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