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Is the tale of Moncacht-Ape in North America any more/less credible than the classical explorations of Pytheas in Britain, or Hanno in Africa?

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To what extent did the Eastern and Western Roman Empires see themselves as distinct entities and how did this evolve over the course of the Western Roman Empire’s fall?

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Why did some Olympians have many temples, while others, like Hades and Ares, had few to none at all?

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Sacrilege in the Ancient World - What were social rules around Sacrilege in the ancient Mediterranean? How would modern forms of satire, anti-religious jokes, etc. be received?

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Honorable Starks, Cunning Lannisters - To What Extent did Noble Families Have "Family Traits" and "Family Character"

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When did the alphabet become the ABCs?

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Is the tale of Moncacht-Ape in North America any more/less credible than the classical explorations of Pytheas in Britain, or Hanno in Africa?	2
To what extent did the Eastern and Western Roman Empires see themselves as distinct entities and how did this evolve over the course of the Western Roman Empire’s fall?	1
Why did some Olympians have many temples, while others, like Hades and Ares, had few to none at all?	1
Sacrilege in the Ancient World - What were social rules around Sacrilege in the ancient Mediterranean? How would modern forms of satire, anti-religious jokes, etc. be received?	1
Honorable Starks, Cunning Lannisters - To What Extent did Noble Families Have "Family Traits" and "Family Character"	0
When did the alphabet become the ABCs?	0