Tag Archives: papyrus

Yesterday in History II

Posted on January 15, 2022 by cdsmiller17

Derveni Papyrus Found (January 15, 1962) It’s all Greek to me… The Derveni papyrus, Europe’s oldest surviving manuscript dating from 340 BCE, is found in Greece. “The main part of the text is a commentary on a hexameter poem ascribed … Continue reading →

Posted in history, poetry | Tagged ancient texts, astrology, Greece, papyrus, soul initiation, spirituality | 2 Comments

	cdsmiller17 on Why is There Even a Bishop of…
	cdsmiller17 on Why is There Even a Bishop of…
	Why is There Even a… on Beware the Ides of April
	cdsmiller17 on Keys to the Kingdom? Where…
	cdsmiller17 on Star in a Pantomime to Avoid B…

	cdsmiller17 on Why is There Even a Bishop of…
	cdsmiller17 on Why is There Even a Bishop of…
	Why is There Even a… on Beware the Ides of April
	cdsmiller17 on Keys to the Kingdom? Where…
	cdsmiller17 on Star in a Pantomime to Avoid B…

Tag Archives: papyrus

Yesterday in History II

Recent Posts

Recent Comments

Archives

Categories

Meta