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The Journey to Delphi

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Routes to Delphi Traveling to Delphi in ancient times was not an easy task. From Thebes, one could go westward on a difficult journey that...

Demosthenes Life and Death

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Early Life and Career Demosthenes was the son of a wealthy furniture-dealer in Athens. Born into privilege, he received a good education and later became...

Socrates Life and Trial

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Early Life and Background Socrates was born in Athens in 469 B.C. His father was a sculptor, and Socrates himself also learned this craft. For...

A Night in the Monastery

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I had gone to the monastery hoping to have a peaceful, cool night’s sleep. However, despite my room being high up, the night was...

Stanimika Village and the Journey to the Monastery

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We reached a small, dirty village called Stanimika. It was home to Greeks who made wine and silk, but spent most of their time...

The Pomaks Bulgarian Muslims

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I personally believe that the Pomaks are not a separate ethnic group but are Bulgarians whose ancestors changed their religion. The Character of Bulgarians As I...

Assos and Troy

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Just beyond the “Museum of Olive Oil” at Kazdagı, several historical sites beckon for exploration. One of the most significant among them is Assos,...

Shining the Gems

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Shining the Gems, One by One… Mugla Houses are renowned for their courtyard entrances, known as the “Lamb Door,” adorned with lacelike canopies and wooden...

Letter from the Governor

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Transforming Cities with Visionary Leadership Farewell to Mardin’s Reformer When M. Temel Kogaklar, the recent Governor of Mugla, concluded his term in Mardin, where he had...

Alexandria Antioch and Constantinople

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In a few cities, the more authoritarian and centralized future began to be enacted. The great cities of the east—Alexandria, Antioch, and Constantinople, and...

Bosphorus in Istanbul

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