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The Daphni Monastery in Athens, a Stunning Example of Byzantine Art
The Daphni Monastery in Athens is one of the greatest Byzantine masterpieces and an example of architecture and religious ...
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The Worst Tourists of 2024 Revealed
Fodor's, the travel guide publisher, has unveiled its list of the worst tourists of 2024, spotlighting incidents involving ...
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Heladeria Americana: The Greek Ice Cream Legend of Colombia
A Greek immigrant brought ice cream to Colombia in the 1930's -- and since then, the business has become the ice cream kings ...
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Did Alexander the Great Have Any Children?
Alexander the Great had one legitimate child, a son named Alexander IV of Macedon. Alexander IV was born in 323 BC to ...
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The First American to Become an Orthodox Christian
Born on December 29, 1716 in the Tidewater of Virginia, Philip Ludwell III was America's first Orthodox convert.
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Biden Warns of “Dangerous Oligarchy” Threatening Democracy in Farewell Address
Outgoing US President Joe Biden warned of a "dangerous" oligarchy taking shape in America, as he delivered his farewell ...
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The Greek Island Teacher Who Reaches Her Sole Student by Dingy
A dingy arrives daily on the island of Telendos carrying the Greek teacher who has been assigned to teach the sole student of ...
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Israel and Hamas Reach Ceasefire and Hostage Release Deal
During a ceasefire deal, Israel and Hamas plan hostages' release, troop withdrawal, and humanitarian aid entry into Gaza.
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New Discoveries Unearthed in Ancient Greek City of Ptolemais in Libya
Archaeologists made new discoveries in the ancient Greek city of Ptolemais, including a mysterious mask, and a well-preserved ...
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The Ancient Greek Temple of Aphrodite That Housed a Thousand Prostitutes
Perched on a high rock near Corinth are the remains of the Temple of Aphrodite, which once housed a thousand prostitutes.
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Lost City of Qabra Mentioned in Babylonian Inscriptions May Have Been Found
Archaeologists in Iraq may have discovered the lost city of Qabra, mentioned in ancient Babylonian inscriptions.
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FDA Seeks to Lower Nicotine Levels in Cigarettes to Curb Addiction
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has submitted a proposal to make cigarettes less addictive by lowering their nicotine ...