Cincinnatus

A boy named Cincinnatus learns Roman history and decides to model his life after the ancient hero.

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…Cincinnatus was born, his father made a pronouncement.

"Adelaide," he said to his wife, "I'd like to name our son Cincinnatus."

"But we don't live in Cincinnati. And if we did, wouldn't it be…

By Anita G. Gorman

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A Hanging Like Any Other

Neither cold, nor snow, nor lack of lodging dissuaded…

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…piercing northwest wind swirled icy cold & and a powdery haze of falling snow through the crowd. The bitter weather, along with ever more people had been blowing in since the night before. Bethany was little more than a village. There was no way to accommodate all these folks. Many camped by their wagons…

By K. L. Shipley

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The Father of History

That's the honorable designation given to Herodotus of Halicarnassus…

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…the honorable designation given to Herodotus of Halicarnassus (480-425 B.C.) who wrote the earliest account of the geography, people and customs of the ancient world. He titled his writings of inquiry & research with the Greek word: Historia. We say, History. He said it first, only he said it in…

By K. L. Shipley

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