Top Posts
How I learned to carve marble statues
Art by the Author, 100swallows
El arte del autor, 100swallows (versión española)
Recent Comments
Blogroll
- 100swallows
- Aristotle Koskinas
- Arqueología romana en Hispania
- Dilemmas of an Expat Tutor
- Grandes pintores y escultores
- hannibalblog
- Have Bag, Will Travel
- Intercultural Meanderings
- irisonline
- Lined with Gold
- Literatura latina
- Livius articles on ancient history
- New at LacusCurtius and Livius.Org
- Roma y su legado
- rougueclassicism
- studia humanitatis
- terraeantiquae.com
- The Best Artists of all times
- Three Hundred Words
- WordPress.com
- WordPress.org
- Zenobia: Empress of the East
Archives
Blog Stats
- 1,364,153 hits
Tag Archives: Hercules
Hércules en Cádiz
El santuario más famoso de todo el Mediterráneo occidental estuvo en Cádiz, en el actual islote de Sancti Petri. Mapa de Cádiz ( DP imagen de HansenBCN) Estaba consagrado al Hércules Gaditano, y el mismísimo dios, decían algunos, yacía … Continue reading
Posted in Hercules, history, oracle, Romans, sanctuary, Spain, travel
Tagged aníbal, Cadiz, castillo de sancti-petri, dios griego, Gades, Hercules, historia de hispania romana, Julio César, melkart, Museo de Cádiz, santuario, tío scrooge, templo, templo de salomón
Leave a comment
The Tomb of Hercules
The most famous ancient sanctuary in Western Europe was in Cadiz, in old Spain. Hercules was buried there. Hercules Monument at Cadiz, Spain There was an oracle. You could ask her questions and get a cryptic reply or an interpretation … Continue reading
Caesar’s Troubling Dream (Part Three)
The crypt was chilly and musty. He remembered waiting for the oracle at Delphi, which was fragrant with bay leaves and barley. His mind began to drift. He began thinking about the march that would begin that same afternoon and … Continue reading
Posted in 1, books, Caesar, history, literature, religion, Romans, sanctuary, Spain
Tagged bay leaves, bribe, Caesar, Delphi, Herakleion, Hercules, oracle, Pompey, religion
3 Comments