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» Home / Islam / News / Islamic terrorism inside the classroom

According to The Daily Telegraph, a Greek schoolboy living in Australia was chased and assaulted by Muslims after a confrontation over the contents of his lunch! Antonios, 5 years old, said he and a friend had to be locked inside the library for an hour after being chased by a group of Muslim ::More

 
 
» Home / Greek history / Orthodox Christianity / Politics / Patriarch Bartholomew: We owe our hospitals to Byzantium

How many people know that the modern hospital originated in the Eastern Roman Empire, also known as the Byzantine Empire? It is widely acknowledged that the first hospitals were created in Cappadocia, sometime around 370 A.D. by St. Basil, Bishop of Caesarea. There had been a tradition since ::More

 
 
» Home / Europe - West / Orthodox Christianity / Politics / Patriarch Bartholomew: Martyrdom is Revolutionary

In the early years, citizens of Rome saw Christ’s followers persecuted, tortured, brutalized, and murdered in huge numbers, throughout the Empire. In most cases, they did not resist the evil that was done to them – but rather, they went willingly to their painful deaths. Why? Of course they ::More

 
 
» Home / Greek Language / News / Chicago University International Conference of Greek Linguistics

Under the general title “The course of the Greek language throughout the centuries - approaches to its study and analysis”, the 9th International Conference of Greek Linguistics was held at Chicago University from 29 to 31 October under the auspices of the International Society for ::More

 
 
» Home / Europe - West / Greek history / Islam / Sylvain Gouguenheim: La culture europeenne ne devrait pas grand-chose a l islam

Here is a presentation from Le Monde of Sylvain Gouguenheim’s “Aristotle in Mont Saint Michel”. I hope in the near future Ellopos will give its own view on this interesting book. So far as I know the book is not translated yet in English. It is translated in Greek (Olkos ::More

 
 
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