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    the chariot of the sun‚ but he lived with his mother‚ the gentle Clymene‚ in a beautiful valley in the east. However‚ his companions did not trust him that his father was the Sun King. He bravely began to climb the unused path which led to the palace of the sun in order to prove that he was indeed the son of Helios. Helios let Phaethon ask any gift he wanted so as to put an end to his doubts. To Helios’s surprise‚ Phaethon quickly said‚” Oh‚ my father! Let me drive the wonderful golden chariot of

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    The Despair Of Dawn The harness that restricted my body tightened until my flesh was rubbed raw‚ dyeing my silver mane scarlet. Forced to work until our bones snapped‚ we dragged the chariot from sunrise to sunset‚ being no more than mere slaves. A persistent cloud of melancholy leisurely sipped my spirit like tea. Death was our only salvation. “How dare they humiliate us!” My prideful brother hissed with rage. “If it’s any consolation‚ I think you’re cool‚ Brother” I neighed. He whined

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    Indian psyche. Fought relentlessly for eighteen days in quest of peace‚ the force level described in the Epic states 18 ‘Akshaunis’‚ seven with the ‘Pandavas’ and eleven with the ‘Kauravas’‚ amounting to nearly 400‚000 assorted troops fighting on chariots‚ horses‚ elephants and foot soldiers. | Though innumerable wars have been fought thereafter‚ almost all were in quest of universal peace and ‘dharma’. Recourse to arms was only taken when peace was threatened. In fact the word ’peace’ forms the

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    the end of the reign of Jeroboam II. Elijah and Elisha both helped to attempt abolish Paganism worship because people were enslaved under a fake religion. Elijah was taken up into heaven by a fiery chariot. Elijah and Elisha were both talking when the fiery chariot arrived. There was a flaming chariot and a flaming horse. It is said that Elijah went up to heaven in a whirlwind. Elisha was the successor of Elijah. Elisha continued to spread the Word of G_d for Elijah. The style that Elijah and Elisha

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    kingdom period‚ the Hyksos introduced various advanced technological equipment. The main contribution of the Hyksos was the horse drawn war chariot. They were incredibly dependent on these chariots when fighting enemies; as supported by inscriptional evidence from the tomb of Ahmose “I followed the king [Ahmose] on foot when he rode abroad in his chariot”. The chariot consisted of a light‚ wooden framework with four to six wheels. Two horses were yoked to the chassis by a long pole attached to the centre

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    The First Sacred War was fought with Thessaly‚ Athens‚ and Sicyon on one side and Kirrah on the other. The battle was fought from 595 B.C. to 585 B.C. Thessaly‚ Athens‚ and Sicyon claimed it to be a “Holy War”‚ hence the name Sacred War. They claimed it a “Holy War” because they were given the blessing of The Amphictyony of Anthela. The First Sacred War would consist of the first known use of biological warfare‚ curses‚ and the god’s divine powers. The war lasted ten years because the

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    theater. The Roman theater was an important part of religious festivals. Theater performanes were given in honor of Greek and Roman gods. Although the theater was respected‚ it did not provide the Romans with the same intensity as the chariot races and the gladiator battles. Admission into the theater was free‚ so the upper and the lower class could come and enjoy. The seating was a on first come‚ first serve basis. But the best seats were resevered for the upper class. The

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    speak to each other. So‚ they resorted to their African tradition. They sang! Today‚ these lyrics have crossed barriers and are sung in many churches across America as spirituals. However‚ such songs as Wade in the Water‚ Swing Low‚ Sweet Chariot‚ and Follow the Drinking Gourd‚ were once used as an important tool of survival by the slaves of the antebellum era. The content of many Negro spirituals consisted of a religious theme. However‚ Negro spirituals were not intended to be religious

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    and societies who lack technology; as a result‚ they are unable to maintain enforcing their rule. Along with bronze metallurgy‚ horses‚ wheeled vehicles‚ and horse-drawn chariots traveled to China as early as 2000 B.C.E. but definitely by 1200 B.C.E. (112). The Shang also used bronze to make fittings for their horse-drawn chariots. Although bronze was the reason for the upcoming of the Shang dynasty‚ Iron played a role in the fall of the Zhou dynasty. The Zhou dynasty created swords made from iron

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    these spiritual beliefs‚ they did not report the discovery right away. Eventually‚ archeologists came to Xi’an in droves to study and extend the digs. This led to the uncovering of three vast pits to the east of the burial tomb. In these pits‚ chariots‚ weapons and over 7‚000 terracotta soldiers and horses were unearthed (Roberts p. 25). After extensive research‚ historians and archeologists concluded these terracotta soldiers were buried there to protect Emperor Qin (pronounced Chin) and his underground

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