Thebes

Detainee pulls gun on officers to aid escape

Three police officers were suspended from duty yesterday after a 32-year-old Albanian detainee escaped from a police precinct in the central city of Thebes after threatening officers at gunpoint. The 32-year-old, who had been...

powered by

Discover Five Remarkable Motion Picture Reviews For You To Pick From (Cory Vang)

It is a misleading notion for you to judge that you are protected from prosecution for downloading bootleg movies because you are just a shopper and the site owner is the one breaking the law. Computers leave a trail behind and...

powered by

Browsing For A Wonderful Movie? Check Out These Popular Movie Critiques (Laurence Hess)

Anytime a Hollywood movie is made the aspiration is to produce a film that the public loves and that will become a runaway success hit. Take a wonderful story, throw in a couple of great actors along with some special effects...

powered by

Archaeologists in Egypt Dig up a Persian Puzzle

In 525 B.C., the Persian Emperor Cambyses dispatched 50,000 of his soldiers to lay waste to an oasis temple in the Sahara because its oracle had spoken ill of his plans for world domination. But recent excavations in western...

powered by

Greek Orthodox Church protesting ECHR decision to ban crucifixes in schools

JURIST] The Greek Orthodox Churck [church website] is urging Europeans to unite in protesting a European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) [official website] decision [judgment, in French] to ban the crucifix from state schools,...

powered by

In Search Of Lost Time

Vanished Persian Army may have been found in desert (H/T Laura at 11D):According to Herodotus (484-425 B.C.), Cambyses, the son of Cyrus the Great, sent 50,000 soldiers from Thebes to attack the Oasis of Siwa and destroy the...

powered by

Oedipus the King at the Parthenon

Noted director John Holleman returns to Music City with yet another of his mask-theater stagings of the classics. This time it’s Sophocles’ timeless tale of the vengeful king of Thebes, who—flying in the face of onerous...

powered by

Are these the bones of a legendary Persian army lost in the Sahara 2,500 years ago?

The remains of a legendary 50,000-strong army which was swallowed up in a cataclysmic sandstorm in the Sahara Desert 2,500 years ago is believed to have been found. Archaeologists Angelo and Alfredo Castiglioni, twin brothers,...

powered by

Theater: Oedipus The King

Oedipus Rex redirects here. If you're looking for the character archetype that this play named, it's Oedipus Complex . The first in a series of three plays by the Greek Tragedian Sophocles. The play tells of the downfall of the...

powered by

Book reviews: Ancient Greece | James Cook

Your account has been frozen. For your available options click the below button. Published Date: 31 October 2009 ANCIENT GREECE BY PAUL CARTLEDGE THE "glory that was Greece" was not just singular, but of its essence, plural –...

powered by
1 2 3 4 5 next »