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Link Debate between Stewart and O'Reilly
Debate over Common's invitation to speak at the White House
Link Stewart vs. O'Reilly
Debate over Common's invitation to speak at the White House
Link text/texmacs Effects
Link Find Tutorials
Free Photoshop Tutorials from the Web.
Link Free Photoshop Tutorials from the Web . . .
Link All About Steampunk
Wikipedia entry, but there are many Steampunk sites on the Web
Link All About Steampunk: Just one of many on the WWW. . .
Link Sample Student Paper on Judy Brady's "I Want a Wife"
Link Financial Aid TV
Link Book of Lamentations
During the Babylonian Captivity of the Hebrews, only the most prominent Hebrews were removed to Babylon. The great majority were left in Judea. The Book of Lamentations is the story of those who were left behind.
Link Book of Lamentations
During the Babylonian Captivity of the Hebrews, only the most prominent Hebrews were removed to Babylon. The great majority were left in Judea. The Book of Lamentations is the story of those who were left behind.
Link The Song of Songs
This is the Hebrew Song of Songs, attributed to King Solomon. Notice on the web page that there are eight chapters (or pages) to read. The Song of Songs is erotic, and the singers switch back and forth between a man and a woman.
Link audio/x-realaudio The Tale of Princess Ahura
An Egyptian story that reveals much of royal Egyptian life and superstition.
Link audio/x-realaudio The Tale of Princess Ahura
An Egyptian story that reveals much of royal Egyptian life and superstition.
Link Egyptian Love Poetry
The title is self explanatory.
Link Egyptian Love Poetry
The title is self explanatory.
Link The Taming of Enkidu
This is part of the Epic of Gilgamesh and describes the domestication of Enkidu, who becomes best friends with Gilgamesh.
Link The Taming of Enkidu
This is part of the Epic of Gilgamesh and describes the domestication of Enkidu, who becomes best friends with Gilgamesh.
Link chemical/x-gaussian-log The Marriage of Nergal and Ereshkigal
This Babylonian myth relates the marriage of two great Mesopotamian gods, Nergal, the god of war and pestilence, and Ereshkigal, the goddess of the underworld.
Link chemical/x-gaussian-log The Marriage of Nergal and Ereshkigal
This Babylonian myth relates the marriage of two great Mesopotamian gods, Nergal, the god of war and pestilence, and Ereshkigal, the goddess of the underworld.