Luke Caverns

is deeply interesting not only because it's an ancient topic but deeply relevant and something i could really learn from and that was why rather than doing something in the americas or doing something in egypt which feel like these alien cultures i wanted to jump down the hole of something that can help me better understand myself in the world that i live in as well as another ancient world that connects me to another ancient world like egypt if that makes sense

is deeply interesting not only because it's an ancient topic but deeply relevant and something i could really learn from and that was why rather than doing something in the americas or doing something in egypt which feel like these alien cultures i wanted to jump down the hole of something that can help me better understand myself in the world that i live in as well as another ancient world that connects me to another ancient world like egypt if that makes sense

is deeply interesting not only because it's an ancient topic but deeply relevant and something i could really learn from and that was why rather than doing something in the americas or doing something in egypt which feel like these alien cultures i wanted to jump down the hole of something that can help me better understand myself in the world that i live in as well as another ancient world that connects me to another ancient world like egypt if that makes sense

And so, yeah, I applied to this continuing education certificate program at the University of Athens in Greece and spoke with a couple of the administrators there and they accepted me. And so I begin in September. That's cool.

And so, yeah, I applied to this continuing education certificate program at the University of Athens in Greece and spoke with a couple of the administrators there and they accepted me. And so I begin in September. That's cool.

And so, yeah, I applied to this continuing education certificate program at the University of Athens in Greece and spoke with a couple of the administrators there and they accepted me. And so I begin in September. That's cool.

Yeah. Thank you. Thank you.

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Well, they were so religious to the point that – so you had this great leader. His name was Pericles. He's the first citizen of Athens. So he's like this high-ranking general. He's not a tyrant. He's not a king, but he's also not a normal politician. He's like this – Dude, that was a great general, a great leader. He becomes the first citizen, basically. That's his title.

Well, they were so religious to the point that – so you had this great leader. His name was Pericles. He's the first citizen of Athens. So he's like this high-ranking general. He's not a tyrant. He's not a king, but he's also not a normal politician. He's like this – Dude, that was a great general, a great leader. He becomes the first citizen, basically. That's his title.

Well, they were so religious to the point that – so you had this great leader. His name was Pericles. He's the first citizen of Athens. So he's like this high-ranking general. He's not a tyrant. He's not a king, but he's also not a normal politician. He's like this – Dude, that was a great general, a great leader. He becomes the first citizen, basically. That's his title.

He is the leader that everyone follows. And he was a great man. And every historian basically agrees that this was a great man. Um, his nephew, Alcibiades, uh, later on towards, uh, the, uh, maybe the middle part of the, of the, of the second per or the second, um, Peloponnesian war. Um, he is a well-liked figure. His Pericles nephew as well.

He is the leader that everyone follows. And he was a great man. And every historian basically agrees that this was a great man. Um, his nephew, Alcibiades, uh, later on towards, uh, the, uh, maybe the middle part of the, of the, of the second per or the second, um, Peloponnesian war. Um, he is a well-liked figure. His Pericles nephew as well.