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A deep dive into the complexities and grandeur of ancient Egyptian civilization, *Egyptian History*

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In "The Asw√¢n Obelisk," Reginald Engelbach presents a meticulous analysis of the monumental

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Thomas William Rolleston (1857-1920), known as T. W. Rolleston, was an Irish writer, poet, and

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"Alcibiade, la critica e il secolo di Pericle" di Felice Cavallotti rappresenta un'analisi profonda

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