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[scenetherapy]

[picnotesknowledge]

Julius Caesar, in full Gaius Julius Caesar, the first Christain Roman emperor was born 12 July 100 BCE. Caesar's accomplishments as a general and dictator of Rome was that he transformed Rome from a republic to an empire, grabbing power through ambitious political reforms. Julius Caesar held almost every position of importance in the Roman government during his lifetime: http://bit.ly/Picnotes_JuliusCaesar

[i-alcocer]

¿Les gusta la música antigua? Aquí hay una canción realmente antigua, la más vieja que se conserva -completa en su notación- hasta el momento. Una canción de mas de 2,300 años, con consejos sobre la vida y la muerte. Escúchenla en su versión reconstruida, que no suena nada mal... El Epitafio de Sícilo (en griego, Ἐπιτάφιος τοῦ Σεικίλου) es la composición musical completa más antigua que se conserva después del Himno de culto Hurrita de la Antigua Mesopotamia (aproximadamente 1225 a. C.). Es parte de una inscripción griega escrita en una columna de mármol puesta sobre la tumba que había hecho construir Sícilo, cerca de Trales (en Asia Menor), actual ciudad de Aydın, a unos 30 km de la ciudad costera de Éfeso (en Turquía) y datada en el siglo I aproximadamente. El autor es anónimo, y se cree que la canción fue escrita en honor a su difunta esposa, por lo que dice la letra -que es hermosa-:

Mientras vivas, brilla, no sufras por nada en absoluto. La vida dura poco, y el tiempo exige su tributo. Soy una imagen de piedra. Sícilo me pone aquí, donde soy por siempre, señal de eterno recuerdo

Written sometime between 200 B.C. and 100 A.D., the Seikilos epitaph is the oldest complete musical composition in existence — hear it for yourself. It’s all but impossible to know just how long music has been around, since humans only started writing music down around the 14th century B.C. Archaeologists have discovered fragments of an ancient Sumerian hymn dating back to that period in the Syrian city of Ugarit. But the Seikilos epitaph, which could date as far back as 200 B.C., is the world’s oldest surviving piece of musical composition that has been found in its entirety. And because this piece exists in its entirety, scholars have not only been able to translate the lyrics but have also been able to convert the piece into modern musical notation that can be played today...

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[chexawe]

@Regranned from @damelaninwithin - EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW THERE ORIGIN AND WE HAVE TO LEARN EVERYONES TRUE HISTORY SO WE KNOW MORE ABOUT THIS PLACE. THOSE CAUCASIANS STUCK IN IGNORANCE ALWAYS TRYING TO CLAIM STUFF THAT WAS NEVER THEM THEY NEED TO RESEARCH DEEPER AND WHEN THEY DO WILL FIND OUT THEY WAS NEVER THEM. NEGROIDS AND CAUCASOIDS TWO SEPARATE THINGS . CAUCASIANS SAY THEY CAME FROM US THATS A LIE THEY NEVER CAME FROM US. CAUCASIANS NEED TO KNOW THERE ORIGIN BECAUSE OUT OF EVERYONE THEY LIVE IN THE MOST IGNORANCE. THERE IGNORANCE EXPANDING LIVING IN THE WHITE SUPREMACY SYSTEM BUT WHEN YOU KNOW WHO THEY ARE THAT DELUSION CONCEPT OF THEM BEING SUPERIOR COLLAPSES. WESTERN TEACHERS THEY WILL NEVER TELL THERE REAL HISTORY BECAUSE EVERYONE WOULD LOOK AT CAUCASIANS AS THIS INFERIOR THING AND THEY HAVE A FEAR OF BEING SEEN AS THE INFERIOR. WHEN WE WAS SAYING DEVIL WE WAS SAYIN IT IN THE TERMS OF SOMETHING NEGATIVE #melanin#melaninpoppin#melaninonfleek#melanin#truth#truthseeker#knowyourworth#knowledge#knowledgeispower#knowledgeofself#knowthyself#staywoke#spiritual#lightworker#thirdeye#spiritualawakening#melaninqueens #ancinet#kemet - #regrann

[mooraboolantiques]

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[fuckyeahgreece]

Greece by Makis Siderakis Via Flickr: Ancient Olympia (Olympic games in ancient Greece) Peloponisos South Greece