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MYTHOLOGY BOOKS & AUTHORS |
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Lightning struck when this 18th century inventor met Deborah Read & their common law marriage lasted 44 years |
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In a list of dictionary abbreviations, this language is often listed as Lith. |
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This palace's Hall of Mirrors was once flanked by the state apartments of the king & queen |
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Usually eaten between 11 A.M. & 3 P.M., this meal is a combination of breakfast & lunch |
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The governor's mansion in this capital city was formerly the home of James G. Blaine |
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In the 6th century B.C., Greeks used his "Iliad" & "Odyssey" as textbooks |
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Ixtlilxochitl II, a chief of Texcoco in Mexico, became an ally of this Conquistador |
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Of Balinese, Bengali or Bulgarian, the one that has the most speakers by far |
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Consecrated in 1094, this basilica was named for the patron saint of Venice |
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In the Orient this part of a shark is used to make an expensive & popular soup |
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Explorers who came in from the cold to summer in Maine include Robert Peary & this South Pole visitor |
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Bullfinch's "Mythology" includes "The Age of Fable", &, covering knights, "The Age of" this |
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In 1910 he & his sister Agnes co-founded the Girl Guides |
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The famous operetta "The Gondoliers" was written in this language |
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The 70-story GE Building is the central structure in this NYC building complex |
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This company markets Velveeta & Cracker Barrel cheeses |
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This poet who wrote "I shot an arrow in the air..." was born in Portland |
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In an essay Albert Camus compared the human condition to the myth of this rock pusher |
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The name of this Grand Inquisitor became synonymous with the horror of the Spanish Inquisition |
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Portuguese, Sardinian & Ladino belong to this group of Indo-European languages |
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This 12th century temple built by King Suryavarman appears on the Cambodian flag |
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Named for a South American country, this 3-sided nut is the fruit of the bertholettia tree |
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In 1980 & 1981 this man from the State of Maine was U.S. Secretary of State |
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Bill Moyers' conversations with him were published as "The Power of Myth" |
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Encyclopedia Americana says this Medici bore King Henry IV "six children and much ill will" |
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Guarani is both a language & the basic unit of currency in this landlocked South American country |
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This 7th century Muslim building in Jerusalem is also known as the Mosque of Umar |
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This French term for a tiny pickle means "little horn" |
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This woman born in Hampden helped open hospitals for the mentally ill in over 15 states |
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This "I, Claudius" author later set his eye on "The Greek Myths" & "The Hebrew Myths" |
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