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We converted today the Gutenberg version of Myths and Legends of Ancient Greece and Rome, by E.M. Berens first published in 1880. This and many more copyright free works are available as pdf download --> HERE
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I added today Myths and Legends of Ancient Greece and Rome, by E.M. Berens first published in 1880 Myths and Legends of Ancient Greece and Rome.pdf
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...apparently a Gordianus, more i do not know...
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yeah thats what i meant; glad to see your posts again, because the forum is working again.
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Greek tombstones were not just commemorative markers, but served as therapy for the bereaved, says a study on images and epitaphs found on 2,300-year-old gravestones. The research examined 245 grave reliefs from the Greek city-states of Smyrna and Kyzikos in present-day Turkey. Dating to the Hellenistic period (323-31 B.C.), when production of funerary reliefs was at its height in western Asia Minor, the rather expensive tombstones probably belonged to the equivalent of middle class individuals. ...more at Discovery
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After a dreadful long year all issues with the host/site/database have been sorted out. All posts have been recovered. The site itself will be soon converted to a wordpress format and hopefuly all legal issues that i cannot reveal at this stage will be sorted out soon too... ....welcome back to the Forum
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Author Ben Kane joins Bord Gais Energy Bookclub to tell about his latest novel Hannibal: Clouds Of War. http://www.tv3.ie/ireland_am_video.php?locID=1.65.74&video=77220
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...thanks Nevo, much appreciated
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Discovering hidden arches, visualizing the sloped outline characteristic of the medieval period, finding a Renaissance engraving on a Roman arch or detecting restorations: these are some of the results that have been obtained in a recent study of more than 80 roman and medieval bridges. The assessment was carried out with the help of a ground-penetrating radar, a laser scanner and mathematical models, technology that benefit conservation. ...more at Science Daily
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...welcome back caldrail, glad to see your posts again
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...after a long year i might have found a host and coder who knows whats going on with this forum and can be finally online again... Its a too long and awful journey of dissapointments and frustation to tell all about it. I am just glad that all posts from over the years have been saved... cheers viggen
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Forum errors that should be fixed
Viggen replied to Viggen's topic in Renuntiatio et Consilium Comitiorum
Jesus, i did it! uploads should work again, feedback appreciated!
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Forum errors that should be fixed
Viggen replied to Viggen's topic in Renuntiatio et Consilium Comitiorum
it seems no one can right now upload images, i notified the host about it, seems like the transition made some unwanted changes, i keep you up to date... Any update concerning posting pictures? I still cannot. guy also known as gaius Hi gaius, i am aware that it is not working yet properly, we have adressed several things (without effect) but i think we soon have it fixed... I am really sorry for the invonvinience... cheers viggen -
Forum errors that should be fixed
Viggen replied to Viggen's topic in Renuntiatio et Consilium Comitiorum
it seems no one can right now upload images, i notified the host about it, seems like the transition made some unwanted changes, i keep you up to date... -
Forum errors that should be fixed
Viggen replied to Viggen's topic in Renuntiatio et Consilium Comitiorum
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Forum errors that should be fixed
Viggen replied to Viggen's topic in Renuntiatio et Consilium Comitiorum
@guy, the maximum upload limit was 40 MB, i increased it now to 80 MB, you should be able to post images, let me know if it works... for all members that struggle with certain parts of the color scheme; there is at the bottom a link called "change theme" , just click on it and choose IP board, it will have the default colors of invision, maybe that helps as a temporary solution... cheers viggen -
Hello, we need your help, since the transition and the change to the updated forum software there are still a few issues.... If you encounter one, please make a precise description and preferably with a screenshot. That way we might fix the problem the quickest... happy bug hunting... viggen
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I see, well i cannot reproduce any of those errors, i have though Win7, I tested in IE9, Firefox 21 and Opera 12 Have you tested with other browsers?
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Hi Caesar Novus, could you further explain "very unstable", please bare in mind through the DNS switch (some techinical stuff where the domain is pointed to a different server) it might be a bit choppy the next couple of hours...
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Hello everyone, its been a long and frustrating time, it seems the host finally moved the whole site to the new hosting platform... Please check if you find any problems... thanks viggen
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In a couple of days, due to a major server upgrade, we will shut down the forum for a few days. The site and forum will be accesible but no one can write (so no posts will get lost during the transition) You can find updates about the current status on facebook http://www.facebook.com/unrvdotcom
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Constantine the Great - Warlord of Rome by Elizabeth James describes sweeping political changes, fierce battles for control of the empire, deep religious schisms. There's no doubting his place in history. Of the countless millions of human beings that have lived since our species wondered if there was a better place to live than Africa, maybe only a handful have ever been called 'The Great'. It's possible today to see his colossus, a broken statue of immense proportion casting him in the guise of the great god Jupiter, something I find an amusing anomaly considering his association with the rise of Christianity. There really ought to be a Hollywood epic about this man, but of course such a motion picture would tell its own story and not do him justice... ...read the full review of Constantine the Great: Warlord of Rome by Elizabeth James
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Constantine the Great - Warlord of Rome by Elizabeth James describes sweeping political changes, fierce battles for control of the empire, deep religious schisms. There's no doubting his place in history. Of the countless millions of human beings that have lived since our species wondered if there was a better place to live than Africa, maybe only a handful have ever been called 'The Great'. It's possible today to see his colossus, a broken statue of immense proportion casting him in the guise of the great god Jupiter, something I find an amusing anomaly considering his association with the rise of Christianity. There really ought to be a Hollywood epic about this man, but of course such a motion picture would tell its own story and not do him justice... read the full review of Constantine the Great: Warlord of Rome by Elizabeth James
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Romans ate pigs, end of discussion.... Divus Iulius, can you prove you actually want to discuss roman history or just spread your religious believes about this topic? Because all you do is repeat the same thing over and over...this topic is on hold for a few days...
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Say something about the user who posted before you...
Viggen replied to Viggen's topic in Hora Postilla Thermae
...one of the oldest member (singed up in 2003)
