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By Martini Fisher Posted on 23 Feb 201720 Feb 2021

Unravelling Ancient Myths and Legends FREE Ebook

I am very happy to be able to contribute a chapter for Ancient Origins‘ 4 Year Anniversary Ebook, “Unravelling Ancient Myths & Legends” on the lives and symbolism of the … Continue reading Unravelling Ancient Myths and Legends FREE Ebook

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Virgil, in his Aeneid, describes Deiphobe, better known as the Sibyl of Cumae, as coming from “a hundred perforations in the rock, a hundred mouths from which the many utterances rush”. But she was not the only Sibyl. There were others. Many of these women rubbed shoulders with the greatest warriors and leaders of their ages, shaping the future instead of merely foretelling it. For more on Sibyls, link in bio. #sibyl #womenhistory #history #author #writer #literature #ancienthistory #martinifisher #historian #historymadebeautiful #history #greekmyth #woman #shadow

Since the 14th century AD, Noh has beem the oldest major theatre art form that is still performed on a regular basis to this day. It incorporates masks, costumes, and various props in a dance-based performance. The masks represent roles such as ghosts, women, deities, and demons as the actors employ highly-stylized gestures to convey emotions.

19th century Japanese Ivory statuette of the parable "blind men and an elephant". There were once six blind men who had often heard of elephants but, of course, they had never seen one.

The thing about writing is that it is such a continuous , never ending work that I'd easily forget that I have just published a new book and should be promoting it. So hello everyone, I have a new book out and, not to brag, but it's really good. Be like the handsome man in the photo and get your copy😉. #martinifisher #rkfisher #horatiosworld #book #booklover #writer #author #historian #history #historymadebeautiful #philosophy #ancienthistory #mathematics

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