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Archimedes: Ancient Greece’s Master of Science and Engineering

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Archimedes of Syracuse, born in 287 BCE, is one of the most illustrious mathematicians and engineers of the ancient world. Hailing from the Greek city-state of Syracuse, he made pioneering contributions to mathematics, physics, engineering, and astronomy. Known for his exclamation “Eureka!”—allegedly shouted upon discovering the principle of buoyancy in his bathtub—Archimedes’ legacy extends far …

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Navigating Utopia: The Philosophical Contributions of Thomas More

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Thomas More, the name that echoes through the corridors of both political and philosophical thought, was a man of many hats—lawyer, social philosopher, author, statesman, and noted Renaissance humanist. Born in 1478 in London, More’s life was a blend of public service and intellectual pursuit. Best known for his work “Utopia,” More didn’t just coin …

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Desiderius Erasmus: Humanist, Scholar, Satirist and Reformer

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Desiderius Erasmus, a name that resonates through the annals of intellectual history, was a man of many facets: humanist, scholar, satirist, and reformer. Born in 1466 in Rotterdam, Erasmus was destined to become one of the most influential figures of the Renaissance. With a pen as sharp as his wit, he navigated the turbulent waters …

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The Regius Manuscript, the Masonic Constitution?

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The Regius Manuscript, also known as the “Halliwell Manuscript,” is one of the oldest known documents related to Freemasonry, dating back to approximately 1390. It’s written in Middle English verse and is considered a crucial piece of evidence for the early history of Freemasonry in England. The authorship of the Regius Manuscript is unknown. The …

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