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  1. Apr 2024
  2. www.theatlantic.com www.theatlantic.com
    Clash of the Patriarchs
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    1. chrisaldrich 12 Apr 2024
      The Russian investments were followed by a systematic effort to denigrate Patriarch Bartholomew on hundreds of new Greek-language websites, blogs, and Facebook groups, an online offensive documented by Alexandros Massavetas, a Greek journalist, in his 2019 book, The Third Rome.
      third Rome Alexandros Massavetas Russia
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  3. Mar 2014
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    1. bethrozacky 04 Mar 2014
      This was the way in which they perished, they and all their retinue.

      Hdt. 5.21 Alexandros, the son of Amyntas, punishes the Achaemenid messengers of Megabazos for their ill treatment of the Macedonian women. He has them killed and his duplicity is hidden from Darius. Nevertheless, the Macedonians are under the thumb of Darius.

      Alexandros Amyntas Macedonians Achaemenid violence punishment
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  5. Feb 2014
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    1. adamrabinowitz 04 Feb 2014
      So he carried off Helen

      1.3. Alexander (Paris), son of Priam, king of Troy, abducts Helen, wife of Menelaus, from Sparta. Other authors were less certain about Helen's lack of complicity.

      Alexandros Priam Helen Sparta Troy violence
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