Nestled in the heart of modern-day Turkey lies Cappadocia, a fascinating region that is surprisingly rich in history and ...

Aristotle/Alexander, a new play written and directed by Alex Lyras had a world premiere at Los Angeles on March 29.

From the olive wreaths of Olympic champions to the gold crowns of Hellenistic aristocrats, wreaths have symbolized glory, ...

Public ceremonies, lavish processions, and temporary wooden arches were commonplace after victory in Ancient Rome. But during ...

Company of Angels and Combined Artform, in partnership with Legacy LA, present the world premiere of Aristotle/Alexander. Written and directed by two-time Ovation Award winner Alex Lyras (Off-Broadway ...

The Hellenistic Age was dominated by three great ... When Attalus I (269-197) defeated the Galatians in a battle in the Caicus Valley in c. 238, the Attalids proclaimed themselves defenders ...

Excavations that unearthed valuable evidence of the island’s Hellenistic identity halted ... his classmate and companion in battle, was the one who built the sacred fortress of Icarus following ...

The Greco-Roman, Hellenistic culture would use curse tablets of lead to ... The New Testament reveals the real enemy: Satan and his demons. The real battle is against sin, death, and spiritual ...

Almost every battle is like a small sandbox with different approaches ... The developers found a place for both Hellenistic and Roman cultures, thanks to which Egypt in the game appears in three ...

She cites the Hellenistic and Roman Periods and Germany’s Weimer period ... Such terms while defining their identity didn’t drive a wedge between people, nor draw battle lines, between us. It was a ...