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The Judgement of Caesar: A Mystery of Ancient Rome

Steven Saylor

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It is 48 BC.For years now the rival Roman generals Caesar and Pompey have engaged in a contest for...

Kemet: Blood and Sand

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The epic Egyptian game Kemet is reborn with a new revised edition! With Kemet: Blood and Sand,...

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LOOKING TO BUY A CAR? Hatla2ee website and app are the largest online marketplace for used cars in...

The Deceit

Tom Knox

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High-concept adventure thriller set in Egypt and Cornwall. What connects a lost hoard of ancient...

Book Divas (227 KP) rated Sands of Time (Fate of the True Vampires, #1) in Books

Dec 12, 2017

What an extraordinary and well written novella. It was as if Kesi herself was right next to me relating her story. I was quickly pulled in and hung on to every word and I traveled from ancient Egypt to Rome and Scotland and so many other destinations. This is truly not a typical vampiric read and I wish I could give it more than five stars. I can't wait for the release of the second book and I applaud this author's ingenuity.
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Helen

Euripides, Frank McGuinness | 2009 | Film & TV

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"Aeschylus, Sophocles and Euripides were all constantly responding to, or writing back against, the Homeric poems. The Athenian tragedy that is maybe most deeply engaged with rewriting and recreating “The Odyssey,” is Euripides' “Helen”, a provocative, brainy, funny play about the myth that Helen never went to Troy in the first place—the same myth that is central to HD's brilliant sequence “Helen in Egypt.” I translated the Euripides “Helen,” for a collection of Greek tragedy translations, “The Greek Plays.”"

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