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    least one Greek version of the Jewish War‚ between 75 and 81‚ only a few years after the destruction of Jerusalem and the Temple in AD 70. He wrote this after an Aramaic version is preserved. Therefore‚ Josephus wrote his books in a fairly comfortable‚ but under Roman dependency‚ situation. It

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    Greece’s Parthenon and Rome’s Pantheon are two iconic temples that exemplify the values of the cultures in which they were built. The Parthenon is a marble building that was built between 447 BC and 432 BC and stands 45 feet high and 228 feet long by 101 feet wide. The Pantheon is made of limestone‚ brick‚ and pumice. Its dome is 142 feet in diameter and 71 feet in height. The height of the section below the dome is also 71 feet. I chose these two temples because I want to improve my knowledge of architecture

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    Before 70 CE Jews lived together in Judea with self autonomy. Jews worshipped god in their temple and they were very focused on rituals. Additionally‚ in this time period there was a lot of diversity in beliefs and many different sects. However‚ things began to change when Jews began to revolt against Rome. The Roman’s violent actions toward the Jews and the Jews not wanting to give up leads to the development of Rabbinic Judaism. During the 1st and 2nd centuries CE the Romans are forced

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    before 9/11‚ almost every member of the Peoples Temple in Jonestown‚ Guyana died after consuming a poisonous drink. This was a fitting end to lives that were brutally controlled by the cult’s leader‚ Jim Jones. The Jonestown incident should be remembered as a mass murder at the hands of Jones. At first‚ Jim Jones seemed anything but harmful. While living in Indianapolis in the 1950s‚ Jones opened the church that would later be called the Peoples Temple. The church was considered progressive due to

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    They developed very neat and advanced temples and pyramids for that time period. 2“Maya architecture traditionally enclosed a patio or courtyard. These so called ‘plazuela groups’ formed basic living units or household. Within site centers many of the large and important temple pyramids were located on the east side of the courtyard.” Mayan architecture was much like the Christian temples and palaces that were built during the same time‚ they had the core of the

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    Malcolm X converted to the Nation of Islam in 1948 after a lot of correspondence and visitation from his siblings. It was in Norfolk Prison Colony that he was first introduced to the philosophy of the Nation of Islam‚ which touched so close to home because of the Black Nationalist message of racial pride that he had once heard when he was a little boy. Malcolm X was one of the last members of family to join the Nation of Islam‚ but his dedication to the NOI and to Muhammed was like no other person

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    Written Assignment #2 Comparative Analysis of Greek and Roman Temple Architecture The Parthenon in Athens The Pantheon in Rome Today‚ I will attempt to compare two religious structures belonging to the Classical style of the Ancient Greek Architecture: the Parthenon of Athens (Greece) and the Pantheon in Rome (Italy). They both have visible differences and similarities in architecture and perhaps had parallel purpose and functions when they were built. First of all‚ there is an abyss of time

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    use. Physical history of the monument till date Movement/ Enclosure spaces Configuration of spaces w.r.t the activities of the people of the era Geometry of the place Art forms Pillars and Beams Chajjas Relationship between the palace and temple Rituals and customs Present condition of the monument The causes for deterioration Conclusion Recommendation for conservation Abstract: A fortress is a large place with a military stronghold sometimes within a town. Gadwal

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    Hatshepsut Female Pharaoh

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    fist. Mortuary temple Deir el-Bahri‚ one of the main architectural structure Hatshepsut made. Hatshepsut made the temple for her father and her‚ reinforced her image as his successor. Hatshepsut showed iconography through her images in the temples. By looking at images of the Deir el-Bahri temple‚ you can see that the temple was well structured by the polygonal columns. The temple blending with the rocky site of Egypt. Although‚ Hatshepsut used images in her decoration of the temple. All images had

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    Egyptians welcomed him. Because Alexander was wise enough to know that respecting the native religion was everything to the Egyptians‚ he visited the temple of Apis bull once he entered Memphis and presented sacrifices to him. This led the priests announced him at once as a Pharaoh. Moreover‚ Alexander made another approaching step as he visited the temple of Amun-Re at Siwa and announcing himself as being the son of Zeus-Amun. When Ptolemy Soter gained the rule of Egypt after the death of Alexander

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