The Greeks, and later other people influenced by their culture, divided the band of the zodiac into twelve sections, each being sixteen degrees in width and thirty degrees in length.
Every student of history surely feels impressed by one achievement or another of the ancient Greeks, whether in the field of engineering, art, or the convergence of the two.
Apart from presenting the philosophy of ancient Greeks, it brings the past to the present, by adjusting the teachings of the philosophers to the problems one may face today, in order to offer a new perspective and therefore a different way of coping with them.
Most Latin commentators have believed the contrary, but the ancient Greeks, St. Cyril of Alexandria, Theodoret, and others who were nearer the scene, agree to it and the testimony of the texts as above studied seems to bear them out.
According to the scholar, who claimed in his book“Journey to the Mythological Inferno” that the ancient Greeks had discovered America, a metallic alloy“with fire-Iike reflections” similar to Plato's description was found in a set of metallic jaguars of Chavin style, which turned to be made of 9 percent copper, 76 percent gold and 15 percent silver.
This scholar claims, through his book‘Journey to the Mythological Inferno' that the ancient Greeks had discovered America, and that a metallic alloy similar to Plato's descriptions of orichalcum was found in a set of metallic jaguars that turned out to be made of 9% copper, 76% gold and 15% silver.
According to the scholar, who claimed in his book Journey to the Mythological Inferno that the ancient Greeks had discovered America, a metallic alloy"with fire-like reflections" similar to Plato's description was found in a set of metallic jaguars of Chavin style, which turned out to be made of 9 percent copper, 76 percent gold and 15 percent silver.
The aim of the International Olympic Academy is to create an international cultural centre in Olympia, to preserve and spread the Olympic Spirit, study and implement the educational and social principles of Olympism and consolidate the scientific basis of the Olympic Ideal, in conformity with the principles laid down by the ancient Greeks and the revivers of the contemporary Olympic Movement, through Baron de Coubertin's initiative.
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