41. Core Curriculum At Boston University special interests include the Greek and Latin epic, Homer, Athenian Tragedy, Plato,Vergil, ancient cities, classical and near eastern mythology, and Classical http://www.bu.edu/core/faculty/scully.htm

Boston University College of Arts and Sciences Search this Site Core Faculty Profiles Stephen Scully e-mail Ph.D. Brown University Stephen Scully is a member of the Department of Classical Studies. Professor Stephen Scully studied at New York University, University of North Carolina, and received his Ph.D. at Brown University. With a background in Classics, Professor Stephen Scully's special interests include the Greek and Latin epic, Homer, Athenian Tragedy, Plato, Vergil, ancient cities, classical and Near Eastern mythology, and Classical tradition in the Renaissance. Professor Scully is the author of Homer and the Sacred City (Myth and Poetics Series; Cornell University Press, 1990), which received Choice magazine's award as Outstanding Academic Book in 1991-1992. Professor Scully has translated Plato's Phaedrus for Focus Press.

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43. Ancient Near East neareastern history near eastern Texts. Christian restoration movement website posts an extensive selection of primary documents illustrating Mesopotamian life-style, religion, mythology http://religion.rutgers.edu/vri/aneast.html

RUTGERS UNIVERSITY RELIGION DEPARTMENT Home Academic Sites American Studies Ancient Near East ... What's New? Note: Some texts are buried deep in e-archives. If title link does not work, click source. General Resources ABZU - Guide to Resources for study of ANE The Research Archives of the Oriental Institute (Chicago) indexes web pages by author, project title, subject or journal. Comprehensive guide to advanced scholarly research on the ANE. Akkadia Amorites Egypt Iran ... Ancient Near East to 500 BCE (off-line 9/28/03) Lee Huddleston's e-syllabus offers a historical overview of early near-eastern history with outlines of the ancient worldview , the Egyptian pantheon Mesopotamian spiritual systems epic of Gilgamesh (U of North Texas). The Asclepion Website developed for Nancy Demand's course on Egypt Mesopotamia Greece Biblical Archaeology Society Homepage of the publishers of Biblical Archaeological Review Bible Review Archaeology Odyssey Duke Papyrus Archive ... Handy Ancient History HomePage Chris Oseland posts research papers on assorted aspects of ancient civilizations, with a special focus on Mediterranean world. History of the Ancient Near East: Electronic Compendium Internet Ancient History Sourcebook: Ancient Near East Paul Halsall's well-organized collection of links to academic quality web resources relating to ancient Mesopotamia Egypt Israel Persia (Fordham U).

44. Shalom - Exploring The Ancient Near East mythology. Biblical Criticism. History. Book Store. Photo Gallery. Exploring Ancient near eastern Civilizations on The AssyroBabylonian mythology FAQ. Sumerian mythology FAQ http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Olympus/5993/myth.html

Home Archaeology Mythology Biblical Criticism ... Photo Gallery Exploring Ancient Near Eastern Civilizations on the Internet Read our new article on the ancient fertility cults Read an essay examining the possible use of myth in Genesis Mythology Links The Assyro-Babylonian Mythology FAQ Sumerian Mythology FAQ Canaanite/Ugaritic Mythology FAQ Hittite/Hurrian Mythology REF ... The Papyrus of Ani - (Egyptian Book of the Dead) Translated by E.A. Wallis Budge Ancient Egypt: The Mythology Biblical Beginnings in Canaan Mesopotamian Gods Mythology of the Mid-East ... Atrahasis - Creation myth Babylonian Biblical Parallels Mesopotamian Gods Canaanite Gods The Enuma Elish - The Babylonian Creation Epic The Babylonian Creation Epic: Enuma Elish Enlil and Ninlil Hymn to Ishtar Creation Myths in the Ancient Near East ... The Great Angel - A Study of Israel's Second God Egyptian Gods The Torah and the Shekinah Twin Rivers Rising - the Sumerian Religion/Mythology YHWH and Asherah - On Every High Hill and under Every Green Tree Ashera - The Hebrew Goddess Ancient Ugaritic Mythology and the Goddess Anat The Religion of the Canaanites Epic of Gilgamesh Gilgamesh Summary The Babylonian Flood Story: Epic of Gilgamesh Myths of the Flood - The Flood Narrative From the Gilgamesh Epic The Epic of Gilgamesh Storytelling, the Meaning of Life, and The Epic of Gilgamesh

45. Sacred Texts: Ancient Near East We also recommend Ancient near eastern Religion Frequently Asked Questions ExternalSite The AssyroBabylonian mythology FAQ The Canaanite mythology FAQ http://www.sacred-texts.com/ane/

Topics African Age of Reason Alchemy Americana Ancient Near East Asia Atlantis Australia Basque ... Buy Books about the Ancient Near East Ancient Near East The Seven Tablets of Creation by L.W. King [1902] This is an expanded etext of the material in the Enuma Elish file, below. The Enuma Elish (The Epic of Creation) translated by L. W. King [1902] This is the Babylonian creation saga, one of the earliest written creation myths. The Seven Evil Spirits translated by R. C. Thompson [1903] The Code of Hammurabi translated by L.W. King [1915]. This is the earliest known legal code, considered the basis of many Near Eastern legal systems. The Religion Of Babylonia And Assyria by Theophilus G. Pinches 159,537 bytes Legends of Babylonia and Egypt by Leonard W. King 396,030 bytes Gilgamesh The Chaldean Account of the Deluge by George Smith [1873] This is a historic article in which the discovery of the Babylonian Deluge account was announced. This is actually some 'backstory' from the Gilgamesh myth. by Leonidas Le Cenci Hamilton. [1884] This is the only complete public domain translation of the Gilgamesh saga.

46. ODYSSEY/NearEast/Mythology How do we know about near eastern myths? Most of our information comesfrom clay tablets found in ancient palace and temple libraries. http://carlos.emory.edu/ODYSSEY/NEAREAST/myth.html

The most popular and earliest cults in the ancient Near East related to fertility. Fertility goddesses, such as Astarte, influenced the growth of crops and the prosperity of the people. Figures like this one were made of clay and mass produced. Some were made by hand, others were created in molds. Perhaps these statues were used in magic rituals or given as offerings to the fertility goddess. Most of the cultures living in the ancient Near East worshipped many gods and goddesses. Aspects of life were explained by the actions of these gods - war, weather, disease, and more were understood as the result of the gods' desires. People thought their gods looked and behaved like they did, but with supernatural powers. Gods usually had beards and wore a horned crown or helmet. They often had their own symbols, too - the crescent and circle represented Sin, the moon god. How do we know about Near Eastern myths? Most of our information comes from clay tablets found in ancient palace and temple libraries. Scribes recorded myths in cuneiform writing. Also, we can see a lot of mythological stories, gods, and goddesses illustrated on cylinder seals.

47. Links To Ancient Near Eastern Web Sites contains a number of popular translations of ancient near eastern texts, but The Sumerianmythology FAQ Some general information about Sumerian mythology by an http://ggreenberg.tripod.com/ancientne/links.html

LINKS TO ARCHAEOLOGICAL NEWS STORIES (UPDATED DAILY) ALL PHASES OF NEAR EASTERN STUDIES ABZU Run under the auspices of the Oriental Institute at the University of Chicago, this site provides a massive number of links to electronic sources for the study of the ancient Near East. An essential stop for those interested in further study. http://www-oi.uchicago.edu/OI/DEPT/RA/ABZU/ABZU.HTML ABZU Links to Archaeological Journals http://www-oi.uchicago.edu/OI/DEPT/RA/ABZU/ABZU_JOURNAL_INDEX.HTML Okeanos A superb collection of links to a huge number of links to academic resources on the ancient Near East, including discussion lists, journals, language studies, archaeology, museums, atlases, and much more. http://faculty.washington.edu/snoegel/okeanos.html Argos Limited Area Search of the Ancient and Medieval Internet. Enables you to target your internet search to peer-reviewed academic sites that focus on ancient and medieval studies. Eliminates the vast amount of irrelevant junk that turns up on a typical Net search engine. http://argos.evansville.edu

48. Mythology's Mythinglinks: The Three Desert-born Monotheisms Of The Near East . Menu ofMyth*ing Links near eastern pages near East Opening Page/Index http://www.mythinglinks.org/NearEast~3monotheisms.html

MYTH*ING LINKS by Kathleen Jenks, Ph.D. Pacifica Graduate Institute GEOGRAPHICAL REGIONS: THE NEAR EAST The Three Monotheisms: Judaism Christianity Islam The Mesopotamian Goddess, Inana/Lilith: The Winged, Owl-footed Mistress of Animals, Goddess of Fertility, Tree of Life (Terracotta relief, c. 2000-1700 BCE) [From Time/Life 's series, MYTH AND MANKIND: Epics of Early Civilization: Middle Eastern Myth, Autumn 1998 (revised 11-12 February 2000) Author's Note: This manifestation of the Divine Feminine, Inanna, also known as Ishtar, Ashtart, Astarte, Asherah (and sometimes identified as Lilith), was at one time honored throughout the Near East. She brought fertility, grace and a woman's wisdom to that ancient world. The later male monotheisms of the region would begin by making her the focus of their bitter hatred as they destroyed her sacred groves, demolished her temples, and strove to disinherit all womankind. [See: Lilith Remembered : a poem by Kathy Robles, added 2 August 2002.] Our planet's Near Eastern region, which includes the so-called "Cradle of Civilization" in the valley between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, is also the flashpoint for the world's only monotheisms. Earth has known countless beliefs and religions, but only three monotheisms; it has known countless tortured power-struggles, but none as savage, pandemic, or self-righteously intractable as those spawned by the monotheisms of the Near East. This page seeks to look at these three siblings, all worshipping the same male deity who gave them a lush Garden and then let them degrade it into Earth's Wasteland, a

49. Mythology's MythingLinks: Near East -- Canaan of Early Civilization Middle eastern Myth, 199854. Page created 11 February 2000(with portions transplanted from the original near eastern opening page). http://www.mythinglinks.org/NearEast~Canaan.html

MYTHING LINKS Kathleen Jenks, Ph.D. GEOGRAPHICAL REGIONS: THE NEAR EAST CANAAN, which once covered much of modern Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, Palestine and Israel A Canaanite (Phoenician) Goddess of Fertility, Mistress of Animals (The Louvre: ivory box lid indicating Minoan influence in the flounced skirt) [Beautifully photographed against golden grain in Time/Life 's series, TimeFrame: 1500-600 BC, Under construction please be patient Menu of Mything Links' Near Eastern pages: The Tigris-EuphratesRiver Valley (also known as Mesopotamia, Sumer, Babylonia, Assyria) Canaan (which once covered much of modern Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, Palestine and Israel) Anatolia (which once covered much of modern Turkey) The Three Monotheisms: Back to Near East Opening Page/Index Mythinglinks' Home Page If you have comments or suggestions, please email me at jenks7@webcom.com Please note that I cannot help with homework questions you will find useful links with tips for doing your own web searches on my Search Engine page. You will also find excellent resources on my General Reference page.

50. Myth Near Eastern Creation CLASSICS 1305 CLASSICAL mythology CREATION MYTHS FROM WESTERN ASIA. Trinity University- Classics 1305 - Classical mythology. Last revised 12 January 2000. http://www.trinity.edu/mgarriso/Myth/MythNE.html

CLASSICS 1305 - CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY CREATION MYTHS FROM WESTERN ASIA Readings: *DISCUSSION #3: The comparative approach. Babylonia: The Creation Epic Enuma Elish ), Tablets I-VI, line 80 Hittite: The Song of Kumarbi Bible: Genesis 1-2:3 and 2:4-23, Psalm Major players in the Enuma Elish: Apsu and Tiamat Lahmu and Lahamu Anshar and Kishar Anu Nudimmud (= Ea) Marduk Major players in the The Song of Kumarbi: Alalu (= father of Kumarbi) Anu (= father of Tessub) Kumarbi (= son of Alalu) Tessub (= Storm God; = son of Anu) Back to the Syllabus for the Course Back to the Lecture Topics and Reading Assignments Back to the Top of This Page Trinity University - Classics 1305 - Classical Mythology Last revised 12 January 2000

51. Ancient Near East Literature Related to ancient near eastern religions, Hellenistic of the ancientLevant (eastern Mediterranean); and The AssyroBabylonian mythology - FAQ. http://www.otgateway.com/ancientneareast.htm

Tabor College Victoria 222 Oban Road, Ringwood North, Vic. 3134 Australia Ancient Near East Home Translation Services Uncategorised Articles OT Archaeology Ancient Near East Dead Sea Scrolls Bibles Noncanonical Works Commentaries ... Exploring the Ancient World Cultures - Chronology of the Near East Spans the period between 3450BCE and 70CE the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem. Ancient and Lost Civilisations Extensive listing of civilisations that include Ancient Near Eastern. Ancient Near East Site Maps from the Oriental Institute Map Series. Seven Site Maps covering the Ancient Near East. Ancient Near East - The Ancient History Sourcebook An extensive scholarly resource ABZU Guide to resources for the study of the Ancient Near East available on the Internet Annals of the Kings of Assyria Edited by E.A. Wallis Budge and L.W. King, and published in 1902 The Land Gerald A. Larue explains how Palestine served as an inter-continental cultural link, and when great nations developed and expanded, it became a buffer state, a cushion, between the people of the Nile and those of Asia Minor or Mesopotamia. Bible Places Todd Bolen presents a helpful resource for those interested in Bible geography and archaeology. This is a graphics intense site and may require a little patience with a dial up conection.

52. Registrar's Office | Fall 2004 Course Schedule | Near Eastern Studies near eastern STUDIES. selected from African, Biblical, Greek, Indian, Japanese, Mesopotamian,Native American, Norse, Polynesian and Southeast Asian mythology. http://www.jhu.edu/~registr/sched_cr/neareast.html

Arts and Sciences/ Engineering Schedule Information Room Schedule ... Departmental Catalog Listing Near Eastern Studies Note: Text highlighted in red indicates that a change has been made to the course listing. The red text indicates the current, updated information. NEAR EASTERN STUDIES 130.182 (H) FRESHMAN SEMINAR: THE DEVELOPMENT AND SIGNIFICANCE OF MYTH (3) McCarter   Freshmen only Limit 12    A people’s myths are the stories its elders tell its children. Because these stories have developed over time, they convey the collective wisdom of many generations. Considered sacred by those who transmit them, they often contain insights into the human condition that can be appreciated by outsiders. This course explores the many modern methods employed in the study of myth – historical, anthropological and psychological – and experiment in applying these methods to stories selected from African, Biblical, Greek, Indian, Japanese, Mesopotamian, Native American, Norse, Polynesian and Southeast Asian mythology. Sec. 01

53. Art Of The Ancient Near East: Web Resources Other Resources ETANA. Ancient near eastern Archives, now including ABZU InteractiveMap Of Iran. (Fringe). Religion Assyrian/Babylonian mythology FAQ. http://www.art-and-archaeology.com/timelines/mideast/mideast.html

Art of the Ancient Near East: Web Resources Notes: These are resources on the Ancient Near East in general. For particular cultures or periods, including the later (Islamic) Middle East, please use the navigation links at the bottom of this page. The term "Ancient Near East" means basically the Middle East before 600 AD (before Islam), including present-day Turkey, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Israel, Arabia, Egypt , and North Africa. The term "Mesopotamia" means properly the ancient land between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers (present-day Iraq), but sometimes also includes ancient Persia (present-day Iran), as in several of the articles below. By Country Turkey, the Cradle of Civilizations . Robi Polikar All about Turkey , including Turkey in Pictures . Ozgur Balsoy Republic of Turkey Ministry of Culture , with articles on Turkish art, archaeology, and history. ArabNet . General links by country Islamic Nations . Links. Hamo Vassilian History and Culture Istanbul Archaeology Museum .Amy Gerson British Institute of Archaeology at Ankara - links . BIAA A Guide To Ancient Near Eastern Astronomy . Hope Anthony Ancient Near Eastern Warfare . Aaron David Bartels Clio, la muse de l'Histoire

54. CNRS | Web Resources: Near Eastern Studies kings, a who s who of ancient Egypt, mythology, a virutal related to the history ofthe eastern Roman Empire. papyrology and numismatics, from the near East to http://www.cnrs.ubc.ca/l_nes.cfm

Contact Information Email Us A collection of Internet resources in the field of Near Eastern Studies. Web Resources: Near Eastern Studies These resources are based on the Open Directory Project Click on the categories below to begin browsing: General Ancient Egypt Ancient Persia, Media, and Parthia Byzantine Empire ... Academic Departments in Archaeology General Abzu - Guide to Resources for the Study of the Ancient Near East Available on the Internet Abu-Bekr, first Muslim caliph - Short biography of Abu-Bekr, the first of the Muslim caliphs and father-in-law to Mohammed. Achemenet (in French) Akhenaten's World - The Middle East during the reign of pharaoh Akhenaten in the 14th century BCE, including maps and atlas. Ancient Accounts of Arabia, 430BCE-550CE - Ancient History Sourcebook Ancient and Medieval Middle East Resources - Selected links provided by the Columbia University Department of Middle East Studies. Ancient Near East History - Selected links, from World History Compass.

55. History 230: Web Links For Ancient Near Eastern Studies Nuzi and the Hurrians Sumerian mythology FAQ Wine, Origins and History of (Universityof Pennsylvania) Write Like a near eastern Languages and Cultures. http://www.cofc.edu/~piccione/hist230/hist230weblinks.html

Web Links for Ancient Near Eastern Studies I. EGYPTOLOGY LINKS THE ORIENTAL INSTITUTE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO ABZU: Guide to Resources for the Study of the Ancient Near East Available on the Internet Abzu Regional Index: Egypt Oriental Institute Research Archives On-Line Catalogue On-line catalogue of one of the most complete research libraries on the ancient Near East. Home Page Directory FTP File Server (Dir /pub) ANE Electronic Discussion List (and Archives) ANE Discussion List for the Study of the Ancient Near East Map Series Egypt and Nubia: Thumbnail Images All the available on-line photos and images of Egypt the Near East at The Oriental Institute. REFERENCE MATERIALS EGYPT WEB RINGS Ancient Nile Webring Egypt's Web Ring Members ELECTRONIC DISCUSSION LISTS ON ANCIENT EGYPT Ancient Mediterranean E-Mail List Archives Ancient Egyptian Language Email List Egyptologist's Electronic Forum EEF NEWS ... Virtual Library museums pages (VLmp) EGYPTOLOGICAL RESEARCH ORGANIZATIONS A. E. R. A.: Giza Plateau Project American Schools of Oriental Research ARCE Homepage ARCE/North California ... CCER home page Prague Czech Institute of Egyptology,

56. Ancient Near East (Babylonia) Glossary And Texts Ahikar is the hero of a near eastern nonJewish work, The Story of Ahikar. theoreticallythe highest god, played only a small role in the mythology, hymns, and http://www.piney.com/BabGloss.html

Home Apocalyptic Apocryphal Awakening ... Topical Ancient Near East (Babylonia) Glossary and Texts Kenneth Sublett, Piney.com, Hohenwald, Tennessee This page lists most of the important Ancient Near Eastern characters, a short glossary and links to online Sumerian or Akkadian Texts. LET THE WHOLE "SHAMASH" LOAD UP WHEN YOU CLICK ON AN ENTERNAL GLOSSARY ITEM, THIS PAGE WILL JUST MOVE UP OR DOWN. IF YOU CLICK ON AN EXTERNAL LINK SUCH AS THE TRANSLATED TEXT, THIS HOMEPAGE WILL NOT HAVE TO RELOAD EACH TIME. A NEW PAGE FOR THE NEW LINK WILL APPEAR. You may want to look at some reviews of MAX LUCADO . His radical views seem to support the ANCIENT-MODERN form or religion or a Spectacle of Worship. I helps see how Ancient Babylon religious views have suddenly become very popular. Some views on SUN worship related to SHAMASH . And Baptizing Santa by Rubel Shelly Christians have been seeking to turn every symbol (mark IDOL) to the glory of God . Thus a midwinter festival to the s-u-n was converted into a day of rejoicing over the S-o-n of God. If Jesus is described by biblical writers as the "

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Better with Javascript on! Nav Side Bar (Frames) Clear Side Bar (no Frames) Contents Updated: Friday, October 26, 2001 They hate him that rebuketh in the gate, and they abhor him that speaketh uprightly. Amos 5:10 Add this page to your favorites Search this Site Search the WWW Search the Goddess Contents Part 1 The Crisis of Sacred History Part 2 How Persia Created Judaism Part 3 Ezra and the Law Part 4 Sacred History is Phony History Part 5 Persian Propaganda Part 6 Is Dating Phony Too? Part 7 Persians and Greeks Epilogue: Christianity Appendix: Inventing a Religion Reviews The Lost Temple of Israel Select Bibliography Contents by Web Pages Reader's E-pistles The Crisis of Sacred History The Truth about the Jewish Scriptures 1 Divine Crisis Contents Close The Truth about the Jewish Scriptures 2 Iron Age to Persian Conquest Contents Close The Truth about the Jewish Scriptures 3 Persians to Greeks Contents Close The Truth about the Jewish Scriptures 4 History for the Besotted Contents Close Jerusalem and Judaism Before the Return Contents Close Biblical Languages Hebrew and Aramaic Contents Close David and Solomon The Evidence from Megiddo.

58. Qadash Kinahnu Temple Directory OTHER ANCIENT near eastern AND PAGAN WEB SITES. about (1 2) the Ancient near Eastand Mediterranean history, culture, art, archaeology, mythology, and religion http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Lofts/2938/templetoc.html

Complete Directory For ease of navigation, i have here listed most of the over 85 rooms in the Temple a little something added, 1 January 2000 a little bit modified, 30 June 2001 Now you can SEARCH my website. See below LEVANTINE AND NEAR EASTERN PAGANISM AN INTRODUCTION TO QADASH KINAHNU The Gateway the entrance to the Canaanite-Phoenician Temple The Outer Courtyard a place to pause and meditate at the sacred pool of spring water and fire altar with a virtually eternal flame The Purple Introduction a richly textured visualization of dusk in a Canaanite port city. The History and Culture of the Canaanites and Phoenicians famed for their purple dye, who sailed around the entire continent of Africa in 600 BCE! THE TEMPLE OF THE DEITIES The First Room El, Athirat/ Asherah, Baal, and Anat, with actual Levantine art The Second Room 12 more Canaanite deities or groups of deities, including Athtart/ Astarte and Qadash/ Qodesha, with actual Levantine art The Third Room eight Phoenician deities, including Adon/Adonis, Atargatis, and more The Canaanite Deities: Some Questions and Answers Some questions from visitors to the temple, and my replies.

59. Angel City Books: Architecture, Near Eastern Literature, Medieval and Renaissance. Literature, near eastern. Literature,South Asian. Music (all). mythology and Folklore (all). Philosophy (all). http://www.angelcitybooks.com/cgi-bin/acb455/scan/fi=products/st=sql/co=yes/tf=t

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60. UCSB: CLASSICS 40H: Greek Mythology, Honors Section English Standard Version). Week II, Oct. 3 Narrative structures andmythic adaptation. near eastern Creation myths. M L pp. 98104. http://www.classics.ucsb.edu/faculty/morstein/classes/mythology/syllabus-honors.

If, after reviewing the contents of this page, you still wish to enroll in the Honors section, click here for information. Greek Mythology: Honors Enrichment Section F 10-11:30, HSSB 4065 The Honors Enrichment Section for Classics 40 (Fall 2003) will focus on deepening and supplementing the regular course in three particular areas: direct engagement with more texts of great importance for Greek mythology (Hesiod’s Theogony and Works and Days ; Sophocles’ Oedipus Rex ; Euripides’ Medea ); fuller exploration of problems of interpretation of myth (especially Freudian psychoanalytic and Lévi-Strauss’s structuralist interpretations); and increased attention to the modern use of Greek myth (through a film, "A Dream of Passion," and reading of Jonathan Shay’s Achilles in Vietnam Students interested in the Honors section need to understand that the subject-matter of Greek mythology is often dark, and if fully appreciated, deeply disturbing. The Medea , and our associated film, "A Dream of Passion," are emotionally devastating treatments of the mythical theme of a mother who kills her own children. Achilles in Vietnam contains powerful, gut-wrenching first-person narratives of the horrors real soldiers have really faced in war, and for this reason I would frankly not recommend this section to anyone who is personally close to someone currently serving in a war-zone.

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