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Gyrgir

@gyrgir3

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I have a dream

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Gyrgir

@gyrgir3

4 years

Kaiser Wilhelm II, 1913 (colorized)

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You mean Europe needs to get rid of alien religions and restore the native ones? Yes, indeed.

Learn Latin

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Europe needs to restore Christian monarchies ASAP.

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Jesus’ tod

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Христос Воскресе! Christ is risen!

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MAGNA GRAECIA, Calabria. An ancient belief, now almost in disuse. The ritual of charm in Calabria and throughout MAGNA GREECE is something spiritual but also magical. At one time many women practiced it. er a series of absolutely secret prayers and formulas.

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One last time on Faiyum portraits. In brief: No, this is NOT how ancient Roman’s or ancient Greeks looked like. But let’s elaborate further:

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@gyrgir3

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"Jesus, who seduced the most infected part of you, has only been mentioned for a little more than three hundred years, and without having done anything memorable in his life, except for great feats such as having healed the lame and the blind and exorcised possessed in the

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Well, that was a very interesting reading

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3 years

Here we go again…

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Cleopatra was Greek. If you need to black wash historical prominent figures, it means you didn’t have any…

Strong Black Lead

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From Executive Producer @jadapsmith comes a new docuseries exploring the lives of iconic African queens. QUEEN CLEOPATRA follows the story of Cleopatra, one of the world’s most famous and misunderstood woman. QUEEN CLEOPATRA is available to stream May 10 only on Netflix

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@visegrad24 Sweden and Finland in, Turkey out. Plain and simple.

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During the 13th/14th century the Italian city of Bologna was characterized by at least one hundred towers. These towers had a defensive aim, but they were also used by rich families to show off.

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Centuripe, Sicily, ancient siculian settlement

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In the days June 20 - July 19 1627 irregular ottoman forces raided Iceland. 50 people were killed and 400 abducted as slaves in the African slave market.

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@gyrgir3

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It’s normal, nowadays, to refer to Calabria as a single entity. My beautiful homeland at the bottom of Italy is, as most of the other 19 regions, an artificial modern construct. It has never been whole, and calabria wasn’t even its name.

Paul Antonopoulos 🇬🇷🇨🇾

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“We in Magna Grecia are very proud that we preserved the Greek language. Even in 2021 we speak our Greek language, the heritage of our ancestors. The Italian government has recognized Greek as a protected minority language.” Photo by Francesco Marciano.

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@il_cappellini Gualtieri indaco

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@reshetz “Swedish” 🤡

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@trad_revival Well, somebody still is 😅

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@BalkanmemesTr Armenia with Turkey and Azerbaijan against? 🤡

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Reason is is that they never dared to hope that you would reach such power. They were already happy if they managed to deceive servants and slaves and, through these, free women and men of caliber." (Flavius Claudius Julianus, emperor)

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professing your errors, are called heretics because they do not mourn the dead in the exact same way as you. And all these, indeed, are your innovations; because neither Jesus nor Paul ever commanded you to do so.

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@gyrgir3

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villages of Bethsaide and Bethany. You don't even know if he mentioned the name of holiness. You emulate the anger and ferocity of the Jews, overturn temples and altars, slaughter not only those of us who remain faithful to the cult of the fathers, but also those who, despite

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Gyrgir

@gyrgir3

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The fate of the UK is the same of the Roman Empire.Both significantly expanded, conquered new lands and dominated the known world. By doing so, they assimilated other races to have them as their subjects. Before the final collapse, minorities had climbed the power/social ladder.

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Europe, September 23rd 18891 BC, 22:45 (more or less…).

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From archeoworld... what do you think? (No alien theories, please :-)

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If you wonder what happened to people which tried to escape Afghanistan by hanging on to US Air Force planes, well…

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@sandman353091 @BornLik23266 We’re happy to miss out, thank you

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2,000-year-old seeds of Methuselah were discovered in 1963 inside an ancient jar in Masada, Israel. They were planted in 2005 and a tree that had been extinct for over 1800 years sprouted. 🔗article

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This is ridiculous

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@ilcornicello @nexta_tv Romans never saluted this way. It was an invention of Mussolini. It should be called the fascist salute.

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@gyrgir3

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Dogs never change. The dog has spilled the wine and has a timeless guilty look on his face - a Ptolemaic mosaic from Alexandria (Egypt) - 2nd century BC. This post comes from the page Historic Photographs on Instagram.

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Germany 1933 and England 2020 One is bad and one is good, they say…

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@Zoilw @myMetropolitain If you don’t like our freedom, you can go to live in an Arab country. The door is open.

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The greatest deception is making you think that, between the two evils, you are forced to choose

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Gyrgir

@gyrgir3

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When Christians seized control in Rome, they started retelling history at their convenience. The reported number of persecuted Christians over the centuries increased ten or hundred-fold; the exact number is not known, but it is likely few thousands people over several decades.

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@gyrgir3

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Pompeii

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@gyrgir3

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Since Cleopatra came from the highest Greek elite ruling class, she most likely didn’t look like these portraits.

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Gyrgir

@gyrgir3

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Hell on heart in Lake Tahoe, California. Nature will not forgive us.

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Gyrgir

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@scourged_af Beard alone doesn’t define manliness... but it’s cool

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@gyrgir3

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@twatterbaas Whites must leave Africa and come back to Europe… and blacks need to be sent back to Africa. There’s no other way.

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Gyrgir

@gyrgir3

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It looks like a big mosquito, but it’s not a mosquito. It’s a tipula. It won’t bite you and it helps in the pollination of several plants. Don’t kill tipulas. Kill mosquitos.

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Gyrgir

@gyrgir3

2 years

Somebody explain her the difference between Mount Olympus and Mount Kilimanjaro…

britt.

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2 years

My illustration of ATHENA, Goddess of Wisdom, war, and strategic battle. 🌿

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Recently restored villa dei misteri in Pompeii. Focus on the details..

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Gyrgir

@gyrgir3

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Women referees being instructed by FIFA officers not to have any kind of contact with the sheikh... when we will realize that our identity and our values are more important than money, it’s gonna be too late.

David Carretta

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Guardare queste immagini e vergognarsi del calcio. #BoicottareFifa (Per i miopi: guardare Infantino istruire le due assistenti donne sul non avere contatti con lo sceicco)

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Hellenistic bronze (III century BC) found in the sea near Kalymnos, Greece. Look at those eyes.

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4 years

It makes sense 😅

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Gyrgir

@gyrgir3

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Everyday: prey

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@AMARYAMARY9

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Praying is the key of success 🤔✌️

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On this day in 476 AD the western Roman Empire ended

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@Phastidio Io aggiungerei anche un bel bonus fachadas…

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What do you think? Accurate?

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So no, these portraits do not represent ancient Greeks or Romans. These portraits represent imperial age Egyptians with a limited degree of admixture, not only Greek.

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The early Ptolemaic Greek colonists married local women and adopted Egyptian religious beliefs, and by Roman times, their descendants were viewed as Egyptians by the Roman rulers, despite their own self-perception of being Greek.

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I don’t know where to start…

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A DNA study shows genetic continuity between the Pre-Ptolemaic, Ptolemaic and Roman populations of Egypt, indicating that foreign rule impacted Egypt's population only to a very limited degree at the genetic level.

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Gyrgir

@gyrgir3

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Have your children, just stop sending them all here

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Average European IQ. One can clearly see the heritage of the Ottoman Empire.

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It is estimated that 30% of the population of Faiyum was Greek during the Ptolemaic period, with the rest being native Egyptians. By the Roman period, much of the "Greek" population of Faiyum was made-up of either Hellenized Egyptians or people of mixed Egyptian-Greek origins.

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Gyrgir

@gyrgir3

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@c_appendino A giudicare dalla differenza in altezza della siepe, sono passati anni

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Gyrgir

@gyrgir3

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The portraits represent both descendants of ancient Greek mercenaries, who had fought for Alexander the Great, settled in Egypt and married local women,as well as native Egyptians who were the majority, many of whom had adopted Greek or Latin names, then seen as ‘status symbols’.

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“Alexamenos worships his god” Roman graffiti from (around) 200 AD The past is alive

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@gyrgir3

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Awww, shit…

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@gyrgir3

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Yes, she’s a corrupt, a socialist, and whatever else. But what a true original Greek beauty she is…

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@gyrgir3

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The San Sosti Axe-Head is an ancient bronze head of an axe that was originally found near the town of San Sosti, province of Cosenza in Calabria, southern Italy. Based on its Ancient Greek inscription, it is now considered to be an elaborately crafted votive offering to the gods.

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Gyrgir

@gyrgir3

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So, the villain of this parodistic norwegian tv series is called Varg. An evil psychopath, in the last season we discover he’s a racist as well (he puts an Arab man in jail because of the color of his skin). “Jarl Varg doesn’t like things which are different”. Quousque tandem…

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Gyrgir

@gyrgir3

3 years

Now repeat after me: I am free.

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@TheosPolemou336 Greater Albania was like this the last time I checked

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@gyrgir3

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@Agenzia_Ansa Rispetto ai sondaggi precedenti quella puntata recuperò molto, invece

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@gyrgir3

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I can just imagine the tragedy of all these people having to leave their ancestral lands...

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@Klaus_Arminius You know Russians are up to no good when they claim to be “hunting nazis” all the time

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@gyrgir3

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Dear “Generation Z”: Nobody gives a fuck about your pronouns

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Gyrgir

@gyrgir3

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So, for the English as well?

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@BornLik23266 @BaldurThe Interestingly, when papa Smurf (the wizard) fixes Smurfette, her hair changes from black to blonde. Peyo always denied, but his ideas are pretty clear to me.

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@gyrgir3

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Emperor Augustus (reconstruction by Haround Binous)

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@gyrgir3

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So sweet how they recreate their natural habitat ❤️

Gearóid Murphy

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Lunik IX Roma Gypsy housing estate in Slovakia.

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Teutoburg Today 2002 years ago

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Estimated average of young people leaving the parental household (2019)

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This is Germany, but I’ve seen it happen it italy many times, even in my hometown. If you build on river beds, sooner or later the river will come back and destroy everything. Water doesn’t forgive.

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Gyrgir

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Later, in the Roman Period, many veterans of the Roman army, who were not Egyptian but people from disparate cultural and ethnic backgrounds, settled in the area after the completion of their service, and formed social relations and intermarried with local populations.

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Under Hellenic rule, Egypt hosted several Greek settlements, mostly concentrated in Alexandria, where Greek settlers lived alongside some seven to ten million native Egyptians. Faiyum's earliest Greek inhabitants were soldier-veterans who were settled on reclaimed lands.

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Gyrgir

@gyrgir3

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Chuck Schuldiner. Fuck the US healthcare system.

All The Right Movies

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What celebrity death hit you the hardest?

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On the left Uta von Ballenstedt (d. 1046), sculpture by the “master of Naumburg”. The 1935 Snow White witch character by Disney is based on it.

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Time to raise walls and shields… scum is gonna invade in numbers

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Do you get the plan now? Russia 🇷🇺 just mobilized an additional ally to create an supplementary diversion, extending its fight against the West.

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Ancient Roman statues were hyper realistic. Showing wrinkles, they represented wisdom and experience, invaluable qualities of the model man the statue represented. Mos maiorum (the ways of the ancestors) was the moral core of ancient Roman society.

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Accurate

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Timeline cleanse - if you see this, post a CAT

Billy Blue Blazes

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Timeline cleanse - if you see this, post a CAT

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While commonly believed to represent Greek settlers in Egypt,the Faiyum portraits instead reflect the complex synthesis of the predominant Egyptian culture and that of the elite Greek minority in the city.

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Gyrgir

@gyrgir3

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2021. Leghorn, Tuscany, Italy. Procession of the Virgin Mary in a public hospital. There is still no cure for ignorance.

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Mummy portraits have been found across Egypt, but are most common in the Faiyum Basin. The Faiyum mummy portraits were an innovation dating to the time of Roman rule in Egypt and date to the Imperial Roman era, from the late 1st century BC or the early 1st century AD onwards.

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Gyrgir

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If you had the patience to read this thread, you have learned that southern Calabrians are direct descendants of the ancient Greeks, even if most of them forgot that. Unfortunately my home town isn’t one in which Greko survived, though it’s full of ancient Greek ruins.

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Native Egyptians also came to settle in Faiyum from all over the country, notably the Nile Delta, Upper Egypt, Oxyrhynchus and Memphis, to undertake the labor involved in the land reclamation process, as attested by personal names, local cults and recovered papyri.

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Gyrgir

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Charm is a psycho-physical symptom caused by the evil eye, by the envy or morbid desire that one person has for another. THE RITUAL OF CHARM Once the symptoms were accused, one turned to the grandmother, the comare or the trusted person of the place.