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How did most of the scriptures cited by Plutarch in his Moralia (the second century?) survive? (i.e. Thucydides, Homer, Euripides, Aristophanes, Hesiod, Plato et al.)

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Arabia: There seems to have been a Golden Age (Saba, Himyar, Nabateans, the Ghassanids) lasting roughly from the Roman Era until 50 years before the Rise of Islam. Has the downfall been influenced by external factors such as changing weather or trade routes? How is all of it related to Mohammed?

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How well can you compare the Spaniard conquest of the Americas to how the Mongols went about the conquest of Eurasia?

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When facing a random winged hussar from the 17th century (Poland-Lithuania), which language would I have to speak?

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How and when have such sculptures as the dying Gaul, the seated Gaul or the Ludovisi Gaul been identified as Gauls?

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Buddhist scriptures are studied in monasteries and the Christians and Muslims have one canonical gospel. How did the Hindu scriptures survive through the millenia?

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Is all pre-modern non-western historiography as terrible as it is said to be by non-connoisseurs?

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We all know that the USPD and the Bolsheviks were opposed to WW1 on the left. Has there been any sizeable opposition/peace movement on the right?

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Has the Western Church always been conservative about using anything but Latin or is this purism a reaction to the Luther bible and the Reformation?

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in 1932 the French president Paul Doumer was shot and killed by a Russian emigré angered by his supposed appeasement of the communists in Soviet Russia. Did it influence the French stance to the USSR?

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How did most of the scriptures cited by Plutarch in his Moralia (the second century?) survive? (i.e. Thucydides, Homer, Euripides, Aristophanes, Hesiod, Plato et al.)	4	AskHistorians
Arabia: There seems to have been a Golden Age (Saba, Himyar, Nabateans, the Ghassanids) lasting roughly from the Roman Era until 50 years before the Rise of Islam. Has the downfall been influenced by external factors such as changing weather or trade routes? How is all of it related to Mohammed?	4	AskHistorians
How well can you compare the Spaniard conquest of the Americas to how the Mongols went about the conquest of Eurasia?	4	AskHistorians
When facing a random winged hussar from the 17th century (Poland-Lithuania), which language would I have to speak?	3	AskHistorians
How and when have such sculptures as the dying Gaul, the seated Gaul or the Ludovisi Gaul been identified as Gauls?	3	AskHistorians
Buddhist scriptures are studied in monasteries and the Christians and Muslims have one canonical gospel. How did the Hindu scriptures survive through the millenia?	3	AskHistorians
Is all pre-modern non-western historiography as terrible as it is said to be by non-connoisseurs?	3	AskHistorians
We all know that the USPD and the Bolsheviks were opposed to WW1 on the left. Has there been any sizeable opposition/peace movement on the right?	2	AskHistorians
Has the Western Church always been conservative about using anything but Latin or is this purism a reaction to the Luther bible and the Reformation?	2	AskHistorians
in 1932 the French president Paul Doumer was shot and killed by a Russian emigré angered by his supposed appeasement of the communists in Soviet Russia. Did it influence the French stance to the USSR?	2	AskHistorians