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… fight for a better world than the one they inhabit. In the words of the millions participating in resistance, their project is one of liberation. This event will serve to recognize and mourn the enormous …

… Ages and the Byzantine Empire to consider the nature of words combined with images. Topics of interest are ekphrasis … as inhuman violence, honorific endeavor, necessary evil, sacred cause, or gendered conflict. We will focus on the way … by showcasing them as central players in every significant event of life. MGRK 202, LITR 285, WGST 327: The Poetry of C. …

… 06511-2167 vasileios.marinis@yale.edu ISMADM Institute of Sacred Music Admin Associate Professor of Christian Art and Architecture, Divinity School and Institute of Sacred Music … Hellenic Studies Program … European Studies …

… Michael Noble, University of Exeter “Astral Religion and Sacred Persian Kingship in the thought of Fakhr al-Dīn …

… Press. Christopher Anderson is Associate Professor of Sacred Music at Southern Methodist University, Dallas (TX), …

… through his Yale College course, “The Olympic Games: Ancient and Modern,” which he teaches during the spring … the webinar, covers the history of women in athletics from Ancient Greece to modern day. “The major consideration still … run in conjunction with Yale Bulldogs for Change . The event is set to occur in February, Grogan told the News. …

… after Catherine the Great had resettled them from their ancient homeland of Crimea in 1778. This imperial …

… social, political, system that propelled many types of ancient Greek knowledge forward. It is also established that … Gutas outlined three key foundational elements in ancient Hellenic thought: First, that the science was … into disrepute or were completely abandoned (theater and ancient athletics, for example) but not the curriculum. Its …

… after Catherine the Great had resettled them from their ancient homeland of Crimea in 1778. This imperial …