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the booty sellers: sparatacus complex
Human plunder in the kinds of quantities the ancients were accustomed to created problems for an army on the march. It could become completely bogged down. The Sparatacus complex. In 218 B.C. King Philip V of Macedon invaded Elis in … Continue reading
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contrary to nature: human plunder
” … in good health as required by ordinance, not subject to any legal charge, neither a wanderer or a fugitive, free from the sacred disease ( leprosy).” The seller guaranteed all this under oath to the gods Hermes and … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexander the Great, Caesar conquers Alesia, Flavius Josephus, Florentinus Roman Jurist, Jewish Revolt 70 A.D., Josephus the Jewish War, Julius Caesar slave trade, Justinian Roman emperor, King Philip II of Macedon, King Philip V of Macedon, Michael A. Hoffman, occupy wall street, Oscar Handlin, Polybius historian, Roman General Marius, Slavery in the Roman Emperor, Steven Friesen, Ulrich B. Phillips, Walter Schiedel
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