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Wednesday, 29 April 2009 16:14

It is critical to learn from the past.  Current pandemics and epidemics (such as SARS and the Swine Flu) can learn from past events like the one in Athens during the Peloponnesian War in 430 B.C.  What is a biological attack or a natural bi-product of a over populated area confined in by a siege. I will begin to build out this article with excerpts from all sources starting with the work users have done on Wikipedia.

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Thursday, 12 March 2009 00:15
What Was The Crypteia?

According to Plutarch, the Crypteia:

Hitherto I, for my part, see no sign of injustice or want of equity in the laws of Lycurgus, though some who admit them to be well contrived to make good soldiers, pronounce them defective in point of justice. The Cryptia, perhaps (if it were one of Lycurgus's ordinances, as Aristotle says it was), Gave both him and Plato, too, this opinion alike of the lawgiver and his government. By this ordinance, the magistrates dispatched privately some of the ablest of the young men into the country....
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Thursday, 12 March 2009 00:05
Upcoming Features

I am pleased to also announce we will be implementing some new features on Lycurgus.org.  One feature we are excited about will be a new battle section that will map out ancient battles and provide some visual context as to where they happened.  A second feature will be an online audio book player that will surface audio books from the public domain.  This will let you listen to the ancient texts while reading them!

Please feel free to post any feature requests in the forum.

Thank you for visiting!

Adam
 
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Wednesday, 11 March 2009 20:35

Check Out The New Blog

 

Lycurgus.org has launched blog focusing on events of the ancient world from a quasi academic perspective.  The idea is to throw out some concepts around ancient events (like what if's) and if members want to join in the conversation they can leave comments.

 

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Adam

 
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