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The Asklepeion in Pergamum

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Overview of the Asklepeion The Asklepeion in Pergamum was a famous medical center built during the second century A.D., shortly after the time when John...

The Altar of Zeus

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Overview of the Altar The Altar of Zeus is the most impressive structure on the mountain in Pergamum. It was built by Eumenes II, but...

A Brothel Turned Bathhouse

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At the main intersection of Curetes Street and the Marble Road in Ephesus, there was a brothel. This was identified by inscriptions found at...

Large Statue of Artemis in Seljuk Museum

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In the Seljuk Museum, there is a large statue of the goddess Artemis, who was worshiped in Ephesus. This statue is important for understanding...

Private Houses in Ephesus

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Some of the most recent discoveries in Ephesus have been made in the area on the south side of Curetes Street, the main road....

A Day in the Serbian Parliament

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Prime Minister’s Aspirations M. Stoyanovitch clasped his hands together and sighed. He spoke about having a majority of twenty-four or thirty, calling it a “small...

Observations from the Serbian Parliament

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Notable Speeches During my time in the Serbian Parliament, I witnessed two notable speeches. The first was by M. Nicholas Pashitch, the Leader of the...

The Serbian Parliament House

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Overview of Parliament Activities In the Serbian Parliament, ministers earn a salary of 12,000 francs each year, while the Prime Minister receives an additional 6,000...

The Apostle Paul

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A Journey of Faith and Conversion Among the apostles, Paul stands out as an extraordinary traveler, navigating the challenges of the ancient world to spread...

Phrygia

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An Ancient Land of Craftsmen and Culture Ancient Phrygia, located in the western part of the Anatolian plateau, held a rich history shaped by skilled...

Bulgarian Monasteries

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Dolmus

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Two Worlds part 1

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Grand Balkan Tour

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