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Alexandria is a port city on the Mediterranean Sea in northern Egypt founded in 331 BCE by Alexander the Great. worldhistory.org/alexandria/

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I have a long-running series of posts on that share one title: "Why Rich Men Buy Boats". In two words, the answer is always "yacht bunnies".

Some things never change. Today I learned that the were running cruises and jaunts along the , or at least imagining themselves doing that on the walls of Pompeii: erosblog.com/2023/06/01/why-ri

#nileriver #romanegypt #egypt #eroticart #pompeii #yachtbunnies #yachts #boats #richmen #nile #orgybarge #threesome #romans #erosblog

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World History Encyclopedia · @whencyclopedia
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Setna II (also Setna Khaemaus and Si-Osire) is a work of ancient Egyptian literature from Roman Egypt (30 BCE - 646 CE) written in demotic script. worldhistory.org/article/1057/

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Azimech · @Azimech
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Remodeling the Christianization of w/#DavidFrankfurter


youtu.be/tz5PQkK3uLc

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Erotic Mythology (comms open) · @AimeeMaroux
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I submitted my story The Sacred Art to @heatherrosejones's Lesbian Historic Motif Podcast 🥳
It would be absolutely amazing to hear one of my stories on a but I understand the competition is fierce.
Good luck, everyone 💗

#lesfic #podcast #ancientegypt #romanegypt #wlw #sapphic

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The_Duluthian · @The_Duluthian
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Three mummies dating around the time of the Christianization of the Roman Empire (late 4th century AD). The were found by Herbert Winlock during the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s 1923-1924 excavation season at Deir el-Bahari in the vicinity of Hatshepsut’s temple. They were buried in coffins from an earlier period. The third one is currently
on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

#ancientegypt #mummies #metropolitanmuseumofart #romanegypt #herbertwinlock #luxor #Hatshepsut

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