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    that of Mesopotamia? a.While the mesopotamians were comfortable about the idea of the drunkenness produced by beer‚ the Egyptians were almost disgusted by the thought of the after effect of beer. The Egyptians saw the drink as a path away from the scribe‚ the only career good enough for an Egyptian. Beer causes the person to say unintelligent things that doesn’t coincide with the knowledgeable way of the

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    Not about me

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    Lectionary. (Proper 26‚ Year A) On this site there is also • a reflection on the Hebrew Bible Lesson for the same day‚ and • a version of the Prayers of the People‚ based on the lessons of the day. In Matthew 23:1-12‚ Jesus may be hammering the scribes and Pharisees‚ but what he says is just as relevant to us today: it’s not about me. The criticisms that he levies are all about the ways religion can morph into something that is more about elevating ourselves‚ than about what we can do for God

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    According to Siena College‚ history is the analysis of and interpretation of the human past that enables us to study continuity and change over time. History is his story‚ the story of mankind and its interaction with the world‚ environment and life. Ancient history is the beginning of recorded events in the history of the world from the first civilizations to the collapse of the Western Roman Empire in 476 A.D. Ancient history discusses great civilizations of the world that have had a profound effect

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    Mesopotamia

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    Mesopotamia‚ an ancient Greek term meaning “the land between rivers”‚ is considered to be the cradle of civilization because this is where we find the origins of agriculture‚ written language‚ and cities. It was known as the land between two rivers‚ the Tigris to the north and the Euphrates to the south. Rains were seasonal in this area‚ which meant that the land flooded in the winter and spring and water was scarce at other times. Farming in the region depended on irrigation from the Tigris and

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    scops’s job and what’s the difference of epic‚ lyric poems‚ poetic riddles and scribes? Scops composed or memorized ora literature and passed it down from generation to generation. Epic is a long narrative poem that recounts in grave and stately language. Lyric poems is shorter verse whose chief purpose is to express personal thoughts and feeling. Poetic riddles is foundness for imaginative use of language. Scribes is writers of handwritten manuscripts. What are Bede’s achievements His achievements

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    Guru Nanak Dev Ji

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    Nanak was born on 15 April 1469‚[5] now celebrated as Prakash Divas of Guru Nanak Dev‚ at Rāi Bhoi Kī Talvaṇḍī‚ now called Nankana Sahib‚ near Lahore‚ Pakistan.[6] Today‚ his birthplace is marked by Gurdwara Janam Asthan. His parents were Kalyan Chand Das Bedi‚ popularly shortened to Mehta Kalu‚[7] and Mata Tripta. His father was a patwari (accountant) for crop revenue in the village of Talwandi‚ employed by a Muslim landlord of that area‚ Rai Bular Bhatti.[8] He had one sister‚ Bibi Nanaki‚ who

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    the work is in good condition. Although the Statuette may have been brightly colored at one point‚ all that remains of color are traces of reddish brown paint on the legs of the Statuette. The subject of this Old Kingdom sculpture is the King ’s scribe and messenger‚ Nedjemu. Nedjemu‚ meaning "sweet one" was also the overseer of the granaries on the western border of Egypt. This sculpture is not an event from history or a scene from daily life. This statue is more of a portrait‚ but does not depict

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    Christian Symbols

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    Religious Art today is just that artistic symbol with very little or no secret messages. I will discuss the Christian symbols of Gregory the Great and Three Scribes‚ the Lamentation‚ and a few other symbols that are very common in identifying religious symbols. In Fiero (2009)‚ the early Christian symbols of Gregory the Great and Three Scribes (p. 101) depict a dove which is the symbol of the Holy Spirit in some cases it means peace and love‚ however‚ Gregory is considered an influential theologian

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    Dier El Medina Q & a

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    Deir el medina – a workers village 1. What was the function of deir el medina? A home for craftsmen while working at the Valley of the Kings. 2. Where was it located? In new kingdom Egypt 3. What kind of information does deir el medina provide us with? It provides us with information that the craftsmen referred themselves as ‘servants in the place of truth’. It provides us with information about the lives of the workers. 4. What are our main sources of evidence? What are they called and what

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    The Egyptians stopped writing on tablets‚ the crop affected the writing system greatly. Papyrus created paper to write on‚ something we still use today. The crop generated more jobs like merchants‚ craftsmen‚ and scribes. Merchants and craftsmen sold and helped trade the crop. The scribes taught other and in order to paper was crucial. They were necessary to Egypt because the farmers‚ craftsmen and etc. helped make cities‚ architecture‚ and jobs grow. In the Sahara Desert‚ the hottest and driest desert

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