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How were the Ancient Greeks so misogynistic and patriarchal while at the same time worshipping powerful goddesses like Hera, Athena, Aphrodite, Artemis etc.
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What is the origin of the "International Jewish Conspiracy"? Have the rise of international banking families as Rothschilds fueled the belief that "Jews rule the World"?
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Why does it seem like medieval Muslims had a decent understanding of Christianity ("these are confused followers of the prophet Yeshua") while Christians at the same time had very little idea what Islam was about and didn't seem to really differentiate between Islam and "pagan" religions?
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What factors caused Greco-Roman statue-making to decline during the later Roman Empire (becoming much cruder and less realistic) and disappear entirely by the 6th century even in the Byzantine east, with the same level not being achieved again in Europe until at least 12th century Gothic cathedrals?
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Ancient, Medieval and Early Modern armies lost more men to disease than battle. To what degree did generals and other commanders prepare for this? Did they raise twice the amount of men they thought they needed, expecting half to be lost to disease?
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