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Phryne: The Ancient Greek Courtesan Who Disrobed For Her Freedom

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By Theodoros Karasavvas
| Greek Reporter Verified
Ancient Greek courtesan Phryne before the Areopagus. Jean Leon Gerome, 1861. Credit: Public Domain Phryne the Thespian was a notable ancient Greek hetaira, or courtesan, of Athens, who is remembered throughout the millennia for her dramatic trial which she won by baring her naked body. Her real name name was Mnesarete, but people referred to her as Phryne (“toad”) because of the yellow undertone of her skin.
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The Eternal Kiss of the Hasanlu Lovers Throws Up Questions of Ancient Love: Romance, Bromance or Something More Familial?

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By Theodoros Karasavvas
| Ancient Origins Verified
Have you ever heard of the “The Hasanlu Lovers?” If not, don’t be too quickly seduced by the exotic and romantic sounding moniker this phenomenon has been awarded. Colorful and amorous images are probably being aroused in your mind after hearing the name of these passionate sounding lovers. But in reality, the “show” is a somewhat more macabre. The Hasanlu Lovers consists of a picture showing two skeletons apparently sharing a tender kiss.
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The Ireland that hides in plain sight beyond the usual highlights

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By Theodoros Karasavvas
| The Irish Post Verified
THERE'S a kind of Ireland you don’t write postcards about. This isn't due to its lack of beauty, but because it's not the main focus. It’s the hush between places, the slow curl of mist over a forgotten lane, the moment a stranger in a pub hands you a pint with no explanation and no need for one. Most visitors come for the familiar landmarks. The wild exhale of the Cliffs of Moher. The rain-slicked rhythm of Temple Bar. The Ring of Kerry stretches in an endless curve. These are deservedly loved.
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