We Are the Religion of Antinous the gay god. Est March 11th, 2002. The Emperor has for all men. Founded a Doctrine in the Temple,. Antinous is Here, He rests in this place! His Face is Full of Grace. He has again been Raised to Life. Our Religion is Devoted to the Restoration. Of the Ancient Roman Cult of Antinous the Gay God. Veneration of Antinous is open to all.

We have organized our own COP22 event! In order to motivate and encourage our students to learn English and put it in practice, my colleague Mrs Elena Chaykina and myself prepared a competition of speeches on issues of environment and ecology, where students had to present in English. Israel Week at Charles University. At the Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic.

Everything is possible to him who will try. Alexander The Great Coins Found in Amphipolis Tomb. Posted by The World of Alexander The Great. On December 5, 2014. Coins depicting the face of Alexander the Great were discovered inside the Amphipolis tomb, Greece, announced head of excavations Katerina Peristeri during a press conference on Saturday.

Mathematicians measure the form of things with their minds alone, separated from matter. A couple of weeks ago I was once again. Pediment sculptures from the temple of Apollo Sosianus.

A million Vikings still live among the British people. One in 33 men can claim to be direct descendants from the Norse warriors. Around 930,000 people can claim to be of direct Viking descent. A study compared Y chromosome markers to estimated Viking DNA patterns. The Viking DNA patterns are rarely found outside Scandinavia. LAWRENCE A new genome-scale st.

Statues, space and power in the ancient world. And there is, perhaps surprisingly, evidence enoug.

This post is part of a series of image posts Ancient History et cetera will post each month. Today , it is all about ancient funerary art! All ancient cultures had varying and extensive beliefs about life and death. They also had elaborate burial rituals. These rituals ensured safe travel to the afterlife, so that the dead are remembered forever. By the sixth century CE, ancient Greek.