Legendary Lore
Welcome to Legendary Lore, the realm of timeless stories and captivating chronicles with a touch of humor. Journey with us as we explore rich narratives from our shared past, diving into the heart of epic sagas, ancient myths, and historical tales. From the icy landscapes of Norse sagas to the stirring chronicles of heroes and villains, we shine a light on humanity's universal stories that span centuries and cultures.
Our mission is to breathe new life into these narratives, offering a fresh, accessible perspective while respecting their historical roots. Our content not only entertains but also informs, encouraging a deeper understanding and appreciation for the world's rich literary heritage. Join us as we traverse the path of time, uncovering the stories that have shaped us. Here at Legendary Lore, we believe that every story is a journey, and we invite you to embark on this adventure with us. Let the lore be legendary.
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I found this slanderous, yet funny, little innuendo-poem in "Priapeia" 😄
"Caesar conquered the Gauls, but Nicomedes conquered Caesar;
Now Caesar gets his triumph for conquering the Gaul,
But Nicomedes, who conquered Caesar, gets no celebration at all."
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Garden gnomes are...
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Which philosophy does post-hypnotherapy Peter Gibbons of Office Space best embody?
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I've used BC/AD and BCE/CE interchangeably, but thanks to an angry comment on one of our videos I've been thinking more about this. While not hugely important, I personally, think the BCE/CE system is, honestly, a bit silly. We all know the origin of our era designation — whether you call it "Before Christ" or "Before Common Era," the year 0 still points to the same historical marker.
As someone who is not Christian, I can still recognize that our current system is based on Christian tradition. Trying to force secularization onto something that's clearly tied to the birth of Jesus Christ seems unnecessary to me.
If we really wanted to secularize it, we should probably find some other year to mark as the beginning, or come up with an entirely different method of dating, like using the Roman or Greek systems. But that seems like a massive task that probably isn't worth the effort.
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BC/AD or BCE/CE?
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Do you know that feeling of nostalgia for a time and place you've never been?
Credit to National Geographic
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Which is the most *inspirational* Roman period?
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Someone left this (first) review of my modernized version of Meditations, and it’s frustrating because it contains outright falsehoods. The book doesn’t mention Russia or criticize the West at all - which would make no sense as this entire channel is a celebration of the West.
I used AI as a tool to assist with the writing process, just as most authors do these days. But the claim that the book was "translated by ChatGPT" is simply untrue. It took me months of effort to complete.
I'm not sure what this person's intent was, but since it's currently the only review, it unfortunately carries a lot of weight. If you’ve read the book, I would be forever grateful for an honest review. It’s completely fine if you don’t feel it deserves five stars - just share your genuine thoughts.
Link: www.amazon.com/dp/B0D1P3LX2L
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Who would you rather have dinner with?
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Did Seneca the Younger really want to abolish slavery?
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