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President Abraham Lincoln’s Dream of His Own Death
As the 16th President of the United States, Abraham Lincoln (1861-1865) apparently told a few people about a dream he
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The Story Behind St. Cuthbert’s Cave in England
St. Cuthbert’s Cave is located in the Kyloe Hills in Northumberland. Made of sandstone and equipped with a natural shelter-like
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The Inspiration Behind Hildegard von Bingen’s Music Compositions
Hildegard von Bingen, also known as Hildegard of Bingen is described as a remarkable and talented woman. She was well
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William The Conqueror and The Relics of Battle Abbey
Battle Abbey in East Sussex was built in commemoration of one of Britain’s fiercest battles. Seeking redemption for the bloodshed
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The Ancient Egyptian Book of Thoth and The Mysteries of The Universe
For someone who loves spells and everything supernatural, the famous Book of Thoth will be an insightful piece to read.
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Albertus Magnus: The Theologian, Saint and Scientist Who Changed The World
Albertus Magnus, also known as Saint Albertus the Great, was a renowned scientist and catholic saint. Due to his prowess
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The Celtic Druids As Philosophers
The Druids are a people shrouded in mysticism, magic and fiction, with tales linking them with the supernatural and unrivaled
6 Christian Symbols and Their Meanings
Christian symbols are more than just some kind of badge which people display or wear to show that they are
The Cathedral of Chartres and The Veil of The Virgin Mary
The town of Chartres, around 50 miles (80km) south-west of Paris, is well known as the place of one of
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