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In modern times we use "Beats Per Minute" to measure heart rate and determine if it's higher or lower than normal. In the Greco-Roman world did they use a similar system to measure heart rate (i.e. beats per some unit of time) or did they rely on intuition for whether it felt too fast or slow?
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My JSTOR account runs out soon - what articles do you suggest I should download before I lose access?
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Greek cities founded colonies throughout the Mediterranean and the Black Sea, but did these colonies have any obligations, be they political, economic or military, to their founders?
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What did lawyers and Judges in the USSR do when the Soviet Union fell and the laws were all changed?
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At what point did Bohemians stop referring to themselves as Bohemians and start referring to themselves as Czechs?
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George Washington's brother married a mixed-race woman in 1743. Was this scandalous and uncommon at the time? How did the Virginia gentry react? Would this kind of marriage have been possible a century later?
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