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    Cant blame you! It is beautiful... Good job who-ever-did-it!
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    Uergobretos Senior Member Brennus's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by kdrakak View Post
    Cant blame you! It is beautiful... Good job who-ever-did-it!
    That would be Tux.



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    can i ask something about egyptian machimoi. is it accurate that some soldiers of that unit have beards? werent egyptians shaved
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    Quote Originally Posted by clone View Post
    can i ask something about egyptian machimoi. is it accurate that some soldiers of that unit have beards? werent egyptians shaved
    The might be aping the styles and grooming of their Macedonian rulers.
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    Uergobretos Senior Member Brennus's Avatar
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    Hellenism was an incredibly powerful cultural force for indigenous peoples. Although some people actively rejected it, some went to great lengths to immerse themselves in Hellenistic culture, to the point that some Jews attempted to reverse their circumcisons to as to appear Greek when in the gymnasium.



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    Quote Originally Posted by Brennus View Post
    Hellenism was an incredibly powerful cultural force for indigenous peoples. Although some people actively rejected it, some went to great lengths to immerse themselves in Hellenistic culture, to the point that some Jews attempted to reverse their circumcisons to as to appear Greek when in the gymnasium.
    In support of this, even if someone doesn't genuinely adopt Greek values and mores, there's a much simpler material reason to do so. Money and influence. The rulers were Macedonian, there weren't enough of them to go around, and they relied upon Greeks and Greek-speaking natives for the tier below the elite. Aping Greek culture meant a much wider scope for enrichment and social advancement.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brennus View Post
    Hellenism was an incredibly powerful cultural force for indigenous peoples. Although some people actively rejected it, some went to great lengths to immerse themselves in Hellenistic culture, to the point that some Jews attempted to reverse their circumcisons to as to appear Greek when in the gymnasium.
    thanks for the answer. i would love if you use nile mosaic somewhere in ptolamaic ui
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nile_mo...Palestrina.jpg

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    I have a feeling it is already in there.



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