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Emperors of Rome continues with Theodosius, the last emperor of a unified empire, and the man who pushed Christianity to the front and centre of the Roman empire.
Römer und Barbaren leben zum Ende des vierten Jahrhunderts voller Angst und mit der ständigen Gefahr einer Eskalation im römischen Reich zusammen. Kaiser Theodosius engagiert die Goten als Söldner und verlässt sich dabei auf seinen getreuen General Stilicho, halb Vandale, halb Römer, um sich so die Loyalität der Goten zu sichern. Doch Theodosius missbraucht die Goten nur als Kanonenfutter im Bürgerkrieg, weshalb diese unter der Führung von Alarich, den sie als König ansehen, rebellieren. Als Theodosius stirbt, vererbt er das Reich seinen zwei Söhnen, wobei er Stilicho als Regenten für den Westteil beruft. Während dieser Zeit versucht Alarich eine Heimat für sein Volk im römischen Reich zu finden. Stilicho hingegen will das Reich weiterhin vor Eindringlingen schützen. Die Pfade der beiden Männer kreuzen sich oft, manchmal kämpfen sie Seite an Seite, manchmal gegeneinander, aber am Ende fallen beide römischen Vorurteilen zum Opfer.
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Römer und Barbaren leben zum Ende des vierten Jahrhunderts voller Angst und mit der ständigen Gefahr einer Eskalation im römischen Reich zusammen. Kaiser Theodosius engagiert die Goten als Söldner und verlässt sich dabei auf seinen getreuen General Stilicho, halb Vandale, halb Römer, um sich so die Loyalität der Goten zu sichern. Doch Theodosius missbraucht die Goten nur als Kanonenfutter im Bürgerkrieg, weshalb diese unter der Führung von Alarich, den sie als König ansehen, rebellieren. Als Theodosius stirbt, vererbt er das Reich seinen zwei Söhnen, wobei er Stilicho als Regenten für den Westteil beruft. Während dieser Zeit versucht Alarich eine Heimat für sein Volk im römischen Reich zu finden. Stilicho hingegen will das Reich weiterhin vor Eindringlingen schützen. Die Pfade der beiden Männer kreuzen sich oft, manchmal kämpfen sie Seite an Seite, manchmal gegeneinander, aber am Ende fallen beide römischen Vorurteilen zum Opfer.
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Römer und Barbaren leben zum Ende des vierten Jahrhunderts voller Angst und mit der ständigen Gefahr einer Eskalation im römischen Reich zusammen. Kaiser Theodosius engagiert die Goten als Söldner und verlässt sich dabei auf seinen getreuen General Stilicho, halb Vandale, halb Römer, um sich so die Loyalität der Goten zu sichern. Doch Theodosius missbraucht die Goten nur als Kanonenfutter im Bürgerkrieg, weshalb diese unter der Führung von Alarich, den sie als König ansehen, rebellieren. Als Theodosius stirbt, vererbt er das Reich seinen zwei Söhnen, wobei er Stilicho als Regenten für den Westteil beruft. Während dieser Zeit versucht Alarich eine Heimat für sein Volk im römischen Reich zu finden. Stilicho hingegen will das Reich weiterhin vor Eindringlingen schützen. Die Pfade der beiden Männer kreuzen sich oft, manchmal kämpfen sie Seite an Seite, manchmal gegeneinander, aber am Ende fallen beide römischen Vorurteilen zum Opfer.
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Römer und Barbaren leben zum Ende des vierten Jahrhunderts voller Angst und mit der ständigen Gefahr einer Eskalation im römischen Reich zusammen. Kaiser Theodosius engagiert die Goten als Söldner und verlässt sich dabei auf seinen getreuen General Stilicho, halb Vandale, halb Römer, um sich so die Loyalität der Goten zu sichern. Doch Theodosius missbraucht die Goten nur als Kanonenfutter im Bürgerkrieg, weshalb diese unter der Führung von Alarich, den sie als König ansehen, rebellieren. Als Theodosius stirbt, vererbt er das Reich seinen zwei Söhnen, wobei er Stilicho als Regenten für den Westteil beruft. Während dieser Zeit versucht Alarich eine Heimat für sein Volk im römischen Reich zu finden. Stilicho hingegen will das Reich weiterhin vor Eindringlingen schützen. Die Pfade der beiden Männer kreuzen sich oft, manchmal kämpfen sie Seite an Seite, manchmal gegeneinander, aber am Ende fallen beide römischen Vorurteilen zum Opfer.
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Römer und Barbaren leben zum Ende des vierten Jahrhunderts voller Angst und mit der ständigen Gefahr einer Eskalation im römischen Reich zusammen. Kaiser Theodosius engagiert die Goten als Söldner und verlässt sich dabei auf seinen getreuen General Stilicho, halb Vandale, halb Römer, um sich so die Loyalität der Goten zu sichern. Doch Theodosius missbraucht die Goten nur als Kanonenfutter im Bürgerkrieg, weshalb diese unter der Führung von Alarich, den sie als König ansehen, rebellieren. Als Theodosius stirbt, vererbt er das Reich seinen zwei Söhnen, wobei er Stilicho als Regenten für den Westteil beruft. Während dieser Zeit versucht Alarich eine Heimat für sein Volk im römischen Reich zu finden. Stilicho hingegen will das Reich weiterhin vor Eindringlingen schützen. Die Pfade der beiden Männer kreuzen sich oft, manchmal kämpfen sie Seite an Seite, manchmal gegeneinander, aber am Ende fallen beide römischen Vorurteilen zum Opfer.
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At the end of the fourth century, Romans and Barbarians lived together uneasily in the empire, a situation that often exploded into violence. When Emperor Theodosius enlisted the Goths as mercenaries, he relied on his trusted general, the half Vandal, half Roman Stilicho, to ensure the Goths' loyalty. However, Theodosius used the Goth soldiers as canon fodder in a civil war, causing them to rebel under the leadership of Alaric, a man they called king. Theodosius died soon thereafter and left the empire to his two young sons, naming Stilicho as regent in the west.
As Alaric sought to find a home for his people in the empire and Stilicho fought to protect that empire from new enemies, the two men crossed paths, sometimes as allies, sometimes as enemies. In the end, both fell victim to Roman prejudice. The Goths, realizing that Romans wanted nothing to do with Barbarians, struck back against Rome itself.
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While Playing the Eastern Roman campaign in Invasio Barbarorum Flagellum Dei VII, i gathered an army of my best & full-skilled units under Emperor Theodosius I & set out of Constantinople on a Campaign northwards starting with the Ostrogoths & their King Vithimer at Napoca. My army of 3,083 Romano-Byzantines had to face 5,869 Ostrogoths from front & rear. The Ostrogoths had an army of 2,856 men under King Vithimer & 2 other smaller armies of 1,683 men under Cniva & 1,330men under Ermaneric (the future king) but Ermaneric & his men arrived a bit late in the battle & retreated soon after i attacked them, however, with what i had left after this battle i also destroyed him & his men when i captured Napoca. Anyway, during this battle my men killed 3,840 Ostrogoths including both Ostrogothic commanders King Vithimer & Cniva while i lost only 317men.
A CRUSHING VICTORY!!!
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With the strongest barbarians banned for the first two rounds of the Use It and Lose it tournament, the otherwise neglected Nervii is a very strong faction. Rome 2 Total War.
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Council of Constantinople in 381 AD, Cappadocian Fathers, Gregory Nazianzus, Basil of Caesarea, Gregory of Nyssa, the unknowability of God against the Anhomoians
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Theodosius I (Latin: Flavius Theodosius Augustus; 11 January 347 – 17 January 395), also known as Theodosius the Great, was Roman Emperor from 379 to 395. Theodosius was the last emperor to rule over both the eastern and the western halves of the Roman Empire. During his reign, the Goths secured control of Illyricum after the Gothic War, establishing their homeland south of the Danube within the empire's borders. He also issued decrees that effectively made Christianity the official state religion of the Roman Empire.
He is recognized by the Eastern Orthodox Church as Saint Theodosius. He defeated the usurpers Magnus Maximus and Eugenius and fostered the destruction of some prominent pagan temples: the Serapeum in Alexandria, the Temple of Apollo in Delphi, and the Vestal Virgins in Rome. After his death, Theodosius' sons Arcadius and Honorius inherited the East and West halves respectively, and the Roman Empire was never again re-united.
Theodosius was born in Cauca or Italica, Hispania, to senior military officer Theodosius the Elder. He accompanied his father to Britannia to help quell the Great Conspiracy in 368. He was military commander (dux) of Moesia, a Roman province on the lower Danube, in 374. However, shortly thereafter, and at about the same time as the sudden disgrace and execution of his father, Theodosius retired to Spain. The reason for his retirement, and the relationship (if any) between it and his father's death is unclear. It is possible that he was dismissed from his command by the emperor Valentinian I after the loss of two of Theodosius' legions to the Sarmatians in late 374.
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The Roman emperor was the ruler of the Roman State during the imperial period (starting at about 27 BC). The Romans had no single term for the office although at any given time, a given title was associated with the emperor. If a man was "proclaimed emperor" this normally meant he was proclaimed augustus, or (for generals) imperator (from which English emperor ultimately derives). Several other titles and offices were regularly accumulated by emperors, such as caesar, princeps senatus, consul and Pontifex Maximus. The power of emperors was generally based on the accumulation of powers from republican offices and the support of the army.
Roman emperors refused to be considered "kings", instead claiming to be leaders of a republic, however nominal. The first emperor, Augustus, resolutely refused recognition as a monarch. Although Augustus could claim that his power was authentically Republican, his successor, Tiberius, could not convincingly make the same claim. Nonetheless, the Republican institutional framework (senate, consuls, magistracies etc.) was preserved until the very end of the Western Empire.
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2:39Emperors of Rome: Theodosius
Emperors of Rome: TheodosiusEmperors of Rome: Theodosius
Emperors of Rome continues with Theodosius, the last emperor of a unified empire, and the man who pushed Christianity to the front and centre of the Roman empire. -
8:26Imperium Romanum - Teil 11: Theodosius I. [1/5]
Imperium Romanum - Teil 11: Theodosius I. [1/5]Imperium Romanum - Teil 11: Theodosius I. [1/5]
Römer und Barbaren leben zum Ende des vierten Jahrhunderts voller Angst und mit der ständigen Gefahr einer Eskalation im römischen Reich zusammen. Kaiser Theodosius engagiert die Goten als Söldner und verlässt sich dabei auf seinen getreuen General Stilicho, halb Vandale, halb Römer, um sich so die Loyalität der Goten zu sichern. Doch Theodosius missbraucht die Goten nur als Kanonenfutter im Bürgerkrieg, weshalb diese unter der Führung von Alarich, den sie als König ansehen, rebellieren. Als Theodosius stirbt, vererbt er das Reich seinen zwei Söhnen, wobei er Stilicho als Regenten für den Westteil beruft. Während dieser Zeit versucht Alarich eine Heimat für sein Volk im römischen Reich zu finden. Stilicho hingegen will das Reich weiterhin vor Eindringlingen schützen. Die Pfade der beiden Männer kreuzen sich oft, manchmal kämpfen sie Seite an Seite, manchmal gegeneinander, aber am Ende fallen beide römischen Vorurteilen zum Opfer. -
8:27Imperium Romanum - Teil 11: Theodosius I. [3/5]
Imperium Romanum - Teil 11: Theodosius I. [3/5]Imperium Romanum - Teil 11: Theodosius I. [3/5]
Römer und Barbaren leben zum Ende des vierten Jahrhunderts voller Angst und mit der ständigen Gefahr einer Eskalation im römischen Reich zusammen. Kaiser Theodosius engagiert die Goten als Söldner und verlässt sich dabei auf seinen getreuen General Stilicho, halb Vandale, halb Römer, um sich so die Loyalität der Goten zu sichern. Doch Theodosius missbraucht die Goten nur als Kanonenfutter im Bürgerkrieg, weshalb diese unter der Führung von Alarich, den sie als König ansehen, rebellieren. Als Theodosius stirbt, vererbt er das Reich seinen zwei Söhnen, wobei er Stilicho als Regenten für den Westteil beruft. Während dieser Zeit versucht Alarich eine Heimat für sein Volk im römischen Reich zu finden. Stilicho hingegen will das Reich weiterhin vor Eindringlingen schützen. Die Pfade der beiden Männer kreuzen sich oft, manchmal kämpfen sie Seite an Seite, manchmal gegeneinander, aber am Ende fallen beide römischen Vorurteilen zum Opfer. -
8:28Imperium Romanum - Teil 11: Theodosius I. [2/5]
Imperium Romanum - Teil 11: Theodosius I. [2/5]Imperium Romanum - Teil 11: Theodosius I. [2/5]
Römer und Barbaren leben zum Ende des vierten Jahrhunderts voller Angst und mit der ständigen Gefahr einer Eskalation im römischen Reich zusammen. Kaiser Theodosius engagiert die Goten als Söldner und verlässt sich dabei auf seinen getreuen General Stilicho, halb Vandale, halb Römer, um sich so die Loyalität der Goten zu sichern. Doch Theodosius missbraucht die Goten nur als Kanonenfutter im Bürgerkrieg, weshalb diese unter der Führung von Alarich, den sie als König ansehen, rebellieren. Als Theodosius stirbt, vererbt er das Reich seinen zwei Söhnen, wobei er Stilicho als Regenten für den Westteil beruft. Während dieser Zeit versucht Alarich eine Heimat für sein Volk im römischen Reich zu finden. Stilicho hingegen will das Reich weiterhin vor Eindringlingen schützen. Die Pfade der beiden Männer kreuzen sich oft, manchmal kämpfen sie Seite an Seite, manchmal gegeneinander, aber am Ende fallen beide römischen Vorurteilen zum Opfer. -
8:27Imperium Romanum - Teil 11: Theodosius I. [5/5]
Imperium Romanum - Teil 11: Theodosius I. [5/5]Imperium Romanum - Teil 11: Theodosius I. [5/5]
Römer und Barbaren leben zum Ende des vierten Jahrhunderts voller Angst und mit der ständigen Gefahr einer Eskalation im römischen Reich zusammen. Kaiser Theodosius engagiert die Goten als Söldner und verlässt sich dabei auf seinen getreuen General Stilicho, halb Vandale, halb Römer, um sich so die Loyalität der Goten zu sichern. Doch Theodosius missbraucht die Goten nur als Kanonenfutter im Bürgerkrieg, weshalb diese unter der Führung von Alarich, den sie als König ansehen, rebellieren. Als Theodosius stirbt, vererbt er das Reich seinen zwei Söhnen, wobei er Stilicho als Regenten für den Westteil beruft. Während dieser Zeit versucht Alarich eine Heimat für sein Volk im römischen Reich zu finden. Stilicho hingegen will das Reich weiterhin vor Eindringlingen schützen. Die Pfade der beiden Männer kreuzen sich oft, manchmal kämpfen sie Seite an Seite, manchmal gegeneinander, aber am Ende fallen beide römischen Vorurteilen zum Opfer. -
8:33Imperium Romanum - Teil 11: Theodosius I. [4/5]
Imperium Romanum - Teil 11: Theodosius I. [4/5]Imperium Romanum - Teil 11: Theodosius I. [4/5]
Römer und Barbaren leben zum Ende des vierten Jahrhunderts voller Angst und mit der ständigen Gefahr einer Eskalation im römischen Reich zusammen. Kaiser Theodosius engagiert die Goten als Söldner und verlässt sich dabei auf seinen getreuen General Stilicho, halb Vandale, halb Römer, um sich so die Loyalität der Goten zu sichern. Doch Theodosius missbraucht die Goten nur als Kanonenfutter im Bürgerkrieg, weshalb diese unter der Führung von Alarich, den sie als König ansehen, rebellieren. Als Theodosius stirbt, vererbt er das Reich seinen zwei Söhnen, wobei er Stilicho als Regenten für den Westteil beruft. Während dieser Zeit versucht Alarich eine Heimat für sein Volk im römischen Reich zu finden. Stilicho hingegen will das Reich weiterhin vor Eindringlingen schützen. Die Pfade der beiden Männer kreuzen sich oft, manchmal kämpfen sie Seite an Seite, manchmal gegeneinander, aber am Ende fallen beide römischen Vorurteilen zum Opfer. -
44:59Rome: The Rise and Fall of an Empire (11of14): The Barbarian General
Rome: The Rise and Fall of an Empire (11of14): The Barbarian GeneralRome: The Rise and Fall of an Empire (11of14): The Barbarian General
At the end of the fourth century, Romans and Barbarians lived together uneasily in the empire, a situation that often exploded into violence. When Emperor Theodosius enlisted the Goths as mercenaries, he relied on his trusted general, the half Vandal, half Roman Stilicho, to ensure the Goths' loyalty. However, Theodosius used the Goth soldiers as canon fodder in a civil war, causing them to rebel under the leadership of Alaric, a man they called king. Theodosius died soon thereafter and left the empire to his two young sons, naming Stilicho as regent in the west. As Alaric sought to find a home for his people in the empire and Stilicho fought to protect that empire from new enemies, the two men crossed paths, sometimes as allies, sometimes as enemies. In the end, both fell victim to Roman prejudice. The Goths, realizing that Romans wanted nothing to do with Barbarians, struck back against Rome itself. -
15:01Invasio Barbarorum: Roman Emperor Theodosius I vs Ostrogothic King Vithimer
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While Playing the Eastern Roman campaign in Invasio Barbarorum Flagellum Dei VII, i gathered an army of my best & full-skilled units under Emperor Theodosius I & set out of Constantinople on a Campaign northwards starting with the Ostrogoths & their King Vithimer at Napoca. My army of 3,083 Romano-Byzantines had to face 5,869 Ostrogoths from front & rear. The Ostrogoths had an army of 2,856 men under King Vithimer & 2 other smaller armies of 1,683 men under Cniva & 1,330men under Ermaneric (the future king) but Ermaneric & his men arrived a bit late in the battle & retreated soon after i attacked them, however, with what i had left after this battle i also destroyed him & his men when i captured Napoca. Anyway, during this battle my men killed 3,840 Ostrogoths including both Ostrogothic commanders King Vithimer & Cniva while i lost only 317men. A CRUSHING VICTORY!!! -
10:01Lusitani vs Nervii - Theodosius I vs Jmbu$ine$- Use It, lose It Tournament - Rome 2 Total War
Lusitani vs Nervii - Theodosius I vs Jmbu$ine$- Use It, lose It Tournament - Rome 2 Total WarLusitani vs Nervii - Theodosius I vs Jmbu$ine$- Use It, lose It Tournament - Rome 2 Total War
With the strongest barbarians banned for the first two rounds of the Use It and Lose it tournament, the otherwise neglected Nervii is a very strong faction. Rome 2 Total War. -
63:30Doctrine and Practice in the Early Church Class 16 Theodosius I and the Council of Constantinople
Doctrine and Practice in the Early Church Class 16 Theodosius I and the Council of ConstantinopleDoctrine and Practice in the Early Church Class 16 Theodosius I and the Council of Constantinople
Council of Constantinople in 381 AD, Cappadocian Fathers, Gregory Nazianzus, Basil of Caesarea, Gregory of Nyssa, the unknowability of God against the Anhomoians
- Adrianople
- Aelia Flaccilla
- Aemilianus
- Alaric I
- Alexander Severus
- Alexandria
- Alexios I Komnenos
- Alexios II Komnenos
- Alexios III Angelos
- Alexios IV Angelos
- Alexios V Doukas
- Altar of Victory
- Ambrose
- Anastasios II
- Anthemius
- Anthony van Dyck
- Antioch
- Antoninus Pius
- Arbogast (general)
- Arcadius
- Arians
- Arius
- Artabasdos
- Augustus
- Aurelian
- Ausonius
- Auspices
- Avitus
- Balbinus
- Barbarian
- Bas-relief
- Basil I
- Basil II
- Basiliscus
- Bastarnae
- Battle of Adrianople
- Battle of Frigidus
- Battle of the Save
- Bora (wind)
- Brussels
- Byzantine Empire
- Caligula
- Cappadocian Fathers
- Caracalla
- Carinus
- Carpians
- Carus
- Christianity
- Christology
- Church of Alexandria
- Classical Latin
- Claudius
- Claudius Gothicus
- Coca, Segovia
- Codex Theodosianus
- Column of Theodosius
- Commodus
- Conceptual art
- Constans
- Constantine I
- Constantine IV
- Constantine Laskaris
- Constantine V
- Constantine VI
- Constantine VII
- Constantine VIII
- Constantine X Doukas
- Constantinople
- Constantius Chlorus
- Constantius II
- Constantius III
- Count Theodosius
- Dacia
- Danube
- Death penalty
- Decius
- Delphi
- Diadumenian
- Didius Julianus
- Diocese
- Diocletian
- Dominate
- Domitian
- Dux
- Eastern Roman Empire
- Edema
- Egypt
- Elagabalus
- Empire of Nicaea
- Eugenius
- Flavius Stilicho
- Florianus
- Foederati
- Forum of Theodosius
- Galba
- Galerius
- Galicia, Spain
- Galla Placidia
- Gallaecia
- Gallienus
- Gaul
- Germania
- Glycerius
- Gordian I
- Gordian II
- Gordian III
- Gothic War (376-382)
- Goths
- Gratian
- Great Conspiracy
- Gregory of Nazianzus
- Hadrian
- Haruspicy
- Helios
- Heraclius
- Heraklonas
- Herennius Etruscus
- Hispania
- Holidays
- Homoiousios
- Homoousian
- Honorius (emperor)
- Hostilian
- Illyria
- Imperial box
- Iota
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- Isaac I Komnenos
- Isaac II Angelos
- Istanbul
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- John IV Laskaris
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- John VII Palaiologos
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- Julian the Apostate
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- Justin I
- Justin II
- Justina (empress)
- Justinian I
- Justinian II
- Karnak
- Latin language
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- Leo I the Thracian
- Leo II (emperor)
- Leo III the Isaurian
- Leo IV the Khazar
- Leo V the Armenian
- Leo VI the Wise
- Leontios
- Libius Severus
- Licinius
- Lucius Verus
- Macrinus
- Magister militum
- Magnus Maximus
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- Michael III
- Michael V
- Michael VII Doukas
- Milan
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- Pertinax
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- Philip the Arab
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- Pupienus
- Quintillus
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- Romanos II
- Romanos III Argyros
- Romanos IV Diogenes
- Rome
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- Theodosius I
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- Valentinian III
- Valerian (emperor)
- Valerius Valens
- Vandals
- Vespasian
- Vesta (mythology)
- Vestal Virgins
- Vetranio
- Vienne
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- Vitellius
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- Alexander Severus
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- Alexios V Doukas
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Emperors of Rome: Theodosius
Emperors of Rome continues with Theodosius, the last emperor of a unified empire, and the man who pushed Christianity to the front and centre of the Roman empire. -
Imperium Romanum - Teil 11: Theodosius I. [1/5]
Römer und Barbaren leben zum Ende des vierten Jahrhunderts voller Angst und mit der ständigen Gefahr einer Eskalation im römischen Reich zusammen. Kaiser Theodosius engagiert die Goten als Söldner und verlässt sich dabei auf seinen getreuen General Stilicho, halb Vandale, halb Römer, um sich so die Loyalität der Goten zu sichern. Doch Theodosius missbraucht die Goten nur als Kanonenfutter im Bürgerkrieg, weshalb diese unter der Führung von Alarich, den sie als König ansehen, rebellieren. Als Theodosius stirbt, vererbt er das Reich seinen zwei Söhnen, wobei er Stilicho als Regenten für den Westteil beruft. Während dieser Zeit versucht Alarich eine Heimat für sein Volk im römischen Reich zu finden. Stilicho hingegen will das Reich weiterhin vor Eindringlingen schützen. Die Pfade der beiden M... -
Imperium Romanum - Teil 11: Theodosius I. [3/5]
Römer und Barbaren leben zum Ende des vierten Jahrhunderts voller Angst und mit der ständigen Gefahr einer Eskalation im römischen Reich zusammen. Kaiser Theodosius engagiert die Goten als Söldner und verlässt sich dabei auf seinen getreuen General Stilicho, halb Vandale, halb Römer, um sich so die Loyalität der Goten zu sichern. Doch Theodosius missbraucht die Goten nur als Kanonenfutter im Bürgerkrieg, weshalb diese unter der Führung von Alarich, den sie als König ansehen, rebellieren. Als Theodosius stirbt, vererbt er das Reich seinen zwei Söhnen, wobei er Stilicho als Regenten für den Westteil beruft. Während dieser Zeit versucht Alarich eine Heimat für sein Volk im römischen Reich zu finden. Stilicho hingegen will das Reich weiterhin vor Eindringlingen schützen. Die Pfade der beiden M... -
Imperium Romanum - Teil 11: Theodosius I. [2/5]
Römer und Barbaren leben zum Ende des vierten Jahrhunderts voller Angst und mit der ständigen Gefahr einer Eskalation im römischen Reich zusammen. Kaiser Theodosius engagiert die Goten als Söldner und verlässt sich dabei auf seinen getreuen General Stilicho, halb Vandale, halb Römer, um sich so die Loyalität der Goten zu sichern. Doch Theodosius missbraucht die Goten nur als Kanonenfutter im Bürgerkrieg, weshalb diese unter der Führung von Alarich, den sie als König ansehen, rebellieren. Als Theodosius stirbt, vererbt er das Reich seinen zwei Söhnen, wobei er Stilicho als Regenten für den Westteil beruft. Während dieser Zeit versucht Alarich eine Heimat für sein Volk im römischen Reich zu finden. Stilicho hingegen will das Reich weiterhin vor Eindringlingen schützen. Die Pfade der beiden M... -
Imperium Romanum - Teil 11: Theodosius I. [5/5]
Römer und Barbaren leben zum Ende des vierten Jahrhunderts voller Angst und mit der ständigen Gefahr einer Eskalation im römischen Reich zusammen. Kaiser Theodosius engagiert die Goten als Söldner und verlässt sich dabei auf seinen getreuen General Stilicho, halb Vandale, halb Römer, um sich so die Loyalität der Goten zu sichern. Doch Theodosius missbraucht die Goten nur als Kanonenfutter im Bürgerkrieg, weshalb diese unter der Führung von Alarich, den sie als König ansehen, rebellieren. Als Theodosius stirbt, vererbt er das Reich seinen zwei Söhnen, wobei er Stilicho als Regenten für den Westteil beruft. Während dieser Zeit versucht Alarich eine Heimat für sein Volk im römischen Reich zu finden. Stilicho hingegen will das Reich weiterhin vor Eindringlingen schützen. Die Pfade der beiden M... -
Imperium Romanum - Teil 11: Theodosius I. [4/5]
Römer und Barbaren leben zum Ende des vierten Jahrhunderts voller Angst und mit der ständigen Gefahr einer Eskalation im römischen Reich zusammen. Kaiser Theodosius engagiert die Goten als Söldner und verlässt sich dabei auf seinen getreuen General Stilicho, halb Vandale, halb Römer, um sich so die Loyalität der Goten zu sichern. Doch Theodosius missbraucht die Goten nur als Kanonenfutter im Bürgerkrieg, weshalb diese unter der Führung von Alarich, den sie als König ansehen, rebellieren. Als Theodosius stirbt, vererbt er das Reich seinen zwei Söhnen, wobei er Stilicho als Regenten für den Westteil beruft. Während dieser Zeit versucht Alarich eine Heimat für sein Volk im römischen Reich zu finden. Stilicho hingegen will das Reich weiterhin vor Eindringlingen schützen. Die Pfade der beiden M... -
Rome: The Rise and Fall of an Empire (11of14): The Barbarian General
At the end of the fourth century, Romans and Barbarians lived together uneasily in the empire, a situation that often exploded into violence. When Emperor Theodosius enlisted the Goths as mercenaries, he relied on his trusted general, the half Vandal, half Roman Stilicho, to ensure the Goths' loyalty. However, Theodosius used the Goth soldiers as canon fodder in a civil war, causing them to rebel under the leadership of Alaric, a man they called king. Theodosius died soon thereafter and left the empire to his two young sons, naming Stilicho as regent in the west. As Alaric sought to find a home for his people in the empire and Stilicho fought to protect that empire from new enemies, the two men crossed paths, sometimes as allies, sometimes as enemies. In the end, both fell victim to Roma... -
Invasio Barbarorum: Roman Emperor Theodosius I vs Ostrogothic King Vithimer
While Playing the Eastern Roman campaign in Invasio Barbarorum Flagellum Dei VII, i gathered an army of my best & full-skilled units under Emperor Theodosius I & set out of Constantinople on a Campaign northwards starting with the Ostrogoths & their King Vithimer at Napoca. My army of 3,083 Romano-Byzantines had to face 5,869 Ostrogoths from front & rear. The Ostrogoths had an army of 2,856 men under King Vithimer & 2 other smaller armies of 1,683 men under Cniva & 1,330men under Ermaneric (the future king) but Ermaneric & his men arrived a bit late in the battle & retreated soon after i attacked them, however, with what i had left after this battle i also destroyed him & his men when i captured Napoca. Anyway, during this battle my men killed 3,840 Ostrogoths including both Ostrogothic co... -
Lusitani vs Nervii - Theodosius I vs Jmbu$ine$- Use It, lose It Tournament - Rome 2 Total War
With the strongest barbarians banned for the first two rounds of the Use It and Lose it tournament, the otherwise neglected Nervii is a very strong faction. Rome 2 Total War. -
Doctrine and Practice in the Early Church Class 16 Theodosius I and the Council of Constantinople
Council of Constantinople in 381 AD, Cappadocian Fathers, Gregory Nazianzus, Basil of Caesarea, Gregory of Nyssa, the unknowability of God against the Anhomoians
Emperors of Rome: Theodosius
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- Duration: 2:39
- Updated: 29 Mar 2012
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Emperors of Rome continues with Theodosius, the last emperor of a unified empire, and the man who pushed Christianity to the front and centre of the Roman empir...
Emperors of Rome continues with Theodosius, the last emperor of a unified empire, and the man who pushed Christianity to the front and centre of the Roman empire.
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Emperors of Rome continues with Theodosius, the last emperor of a unified empire, and the man who pushed Christianity to the front and centre of the Roman empire.
- published: 29 Mar 2012
- views: 6026
Imperium Romanum - Teil 11: Theodosius I. [1/5]
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:26
- Updated: 17 Feb 2010
- views: 34555
Römer und Barbaren leben zum Ende des vierten Jahrhunderts voller Angst und mit der ständigen Gefahr einer Eskalation im römischen Reich zusammen. Kaiser Theodo...
Römer und Barbaren leben zum Ende des vierten Jahrhunderts voller Angst und mit der ständigen Gefahr einer Eskalation im römischen Reich zusammen. Kaiser Theodosius engagiert die Goten als Söldner und verlässt sich dabei auf seinen getreuen General Stilicho, halb Vandale, halb Römer, um sich so die Loyalität der Goten zu sichern. Doch Theodosius missbraucht die Goten nur als Kanonenfutter im Bürgerkrieg, weshalb diese unter der Führung von Alarich, den sie als König ansehen, rebellieren. Als Theodosius stirbt, vererbt er das Reich seinen zwei Söhnen, wobei er Stilicho als Regenten für den Westteil beruft. Während dieser Zeit versucht Alarich eine Heimat für sein Volk im römischen Reich zu finden. Stilicho hingegen will das Reich weiterhin vor Eindringlingen schützen. Die Pfade der beiden Männer kreuzen sich oft, manchmal kämpfen sie Seite an Seite, manchmal gegeneinander, aber am Ende fallen beide römischen Vorurteilen zum Opfer.
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Römer und Barbaren leben zum Ende des vierten Jahrhunderts voller Angst und mit der ständigen Gefahr einer Eskalation im römischen Reich zusammen. Kaiser Theodosius engagiert die Goten als Söldner und verlässt sich dabei auf seinen getreuen General Stilicho, halb Vandale, halb Römer, um sich so die Loyalität der Goten zu sichern. Doch Theodosius missbraucht die Goten nur als Kanonenfutter im Bürgerkrieg, weshalb diese unter der Führung von Alarich, den sie als König ansehen, rebellieren. Als Theodosius stirbt, vererbt er das Reich seinen zwei Söhnen, wobei er Stilicho als Regenten für den Westteil beruft. Während dieser Zeit versucht Alarich eine Heimat für sein Volk im römischen Reich zu finden. Stilicho hingegen will das Reich weiterhin vor Eindringlingen schützen. Die Pfade der beiden Männer kreuzen sich oft, manchmal kämpfen sie Seite an Seite, manchmal gegeneinander, aber am Ende fallen beide römischen Vorurteilen zum Opfer.
- published: 17 Feb 2010
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Imperium Romanum - Teil 11: Theodosius I. [3/5]
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:27
- Updated: 17 Feb 2010
- views: 20458
Römer und Barbaren leben zum Ende des vierten Jahrhunderts voller Angst und mit der ständigen Gefahr einer Eskalation im römischen Reich zusammen. Kaiser Theodo...
Römer und Barbaren leben zum Ende des vierten Jahrhunderts voller Angst und mit der ständigen Gefahr einer Eskalation im römischen Reich zusammen. Kaiser Theodosius engagiert die Goten als Söldner und verlässt sich dabei auf seinen getreuen General Stilicho, halb Vandale, halb Römer, um sich so die Loyalität der Goten zu sichern. Doch Theodosius missbraucht die Goten nur als Kanonenfutter im Bürgerkrieg, weshalb diese unter der Führung von Alarich, den sie als König ansehen, rebellieren. Als Theodosius stirbt, vererbt er das Reich seinen zwei Söhnen, wobei er Stilicho als Regenten für den Westteil beruft. Während dieser Zeit versucht Alarich eine Heimat für sein Volk im römischen Reich zu finden. Stilicho hingegen will das Reich weiterhin vor Eindringlingen schützen. Die Pfade der beiden Männer kreuzen sich oft, manchmal kämpfen sie Seite an Seite, manchmal gegeneinander, aber am Ende fallen beide römischen Vorurteilen zum Opfer.
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Römer und Barbaren leben zum Ende des vierten Jahrhunderts voller Angst und mit der ständigen Gefahr einer Eskalation im römischen Reich zusammen. Kaiser Theodosius engagiert die Goten als Söldner und verlässt sich dabei auf seinen getreuen General Stilicho, halb Vandale, halb Römer, um sich so die Loyalität der Goten zu sichern. Doch Theodosius missbraucht die Goten nur als Kanonenfutter im Bürgerkrieg, weshalb diese unter der Führung von Alarich, den sie als König ansehen, rebellieren. Als Theodosius stirbt, vererbt er das Reich seinen zwei Söhnen, wobei er Stilicho als Regenten für den Westteil beruft. Während dieser Zeit versucht Alarich eine Heimat für sein Volk im römischen Reich zu finden. Stilicho hingegen will das Reich weiterhin vor Eindringlingen schützen. Die Pfade der beiden Männer kreuzen sich oft, manchmal kämpfen sie Seite an Seite, manchmal gegeneinander, aber am Ende fallen beide römischen Vorurteilen zum Opfer.
- published: 17 Feb 2010
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Imperium Romanum - Teil 11: Theodosius I. [2/5]
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:28
- Updated: 17 Feb 2010
- views: 22291
Römer und Barbaren leben zum Ende des vierten Jahrhunderts voller Angst und mit der ständigen Gefahr einer Eskalation im römischen Reich zusammen. Kaiser Theodo...
Römer und Barbaren leben zum Ende des vierten Jahrhunderts voller Angst und mit der ständigen Gefahr einer Eskalation im römischen Reich zusammen. Kaiser Theodosius engagiert die Goten als Söldner und verlässt sich dabei auf seinen getreuen General Stilicho, halb Vandale, halb Römer, um sich so die Loyalität der Goten zu sichern. Doch Theodosius missbraucht die Goten nur als Kanonenfutter im Bürgerkrieg, weshalb diese unter der Führung von Alarich, den sie als König ansehen, rebellieren. Als Theodosius stirbt, vererbt er das Reich seinen zwei Söhnen, wobei er Stilicho als Regenten für den Westteil beruft. Während dieser Zeit versucht Alarich eine Heimat für sein Volk im römischen Reich zu finden. Stilicho hingegen will das Reich weiterhin vor Eindringlingen schützen. Die Pfade der beiden Männer kreuzen sich oft, manchmal kämpfen sie Seite an Seite, manchmal gegeneinander, aber am Ende fallen beide römischen Vorurteilen zum Opfer.
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Römer und Barbaren leben zum Ende des vierten Jahrhunderts voller Angst und mit der ständigen Gefahr einer Eskalation im römischen Reich zusammen. Kaiser Theodosius engagiert die Goten als Söldner und verlässt sich dabei auf seinen getreuen General Stilicho, halb Vandale, halb Römer, um sich so die Loyalität der Goten zu sichern. Doch Theodosius missbraucht die Goten nur als Kanonenfutter im Bürgerkrieg, weshalb diese unter der Führung von Alarich, den sie als König ansehen, rebellieren. Als Theodosius stirbt, vererbt er das Reich seinen zwei Söhnen, wobei er Stilicho als Regenten für den Westteil beruft. Während dieser Zeit versucht Alarich eine Heimat für sein Volk im römischen Reich zu finden. Stilicho hingegen will das Reich weiterhin vor Eindringlingen schützen. Die Pfade der beiden Männer kreuzen sich oft, manchmal kämpfen sie Seite an Seite, manchmal gegeneinander, aber am Ende fallen beide römischen Vorurteilen zum Opfer.
- published: 17 Feb 2010
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Imperium Romanum - Teil 11: Theodosius I. [5/5]
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:27
- Updated: 17 Feb 2010
- views: 19617
Römer und Barbaren leben zum Ende des vierten Jahrhunderts voller Angst und mit der ständigen Gefahr einer Eskalation im römischen Reich zusammen. Kaiser Theodo...
Römer und Barbaren leben zum Ende des vierten Jahrhunderts voller Angst und mit der ständigen Gefahr einer Eskalation im römischen Reich zusammen. Kaiser Theodosius engagiert die Goten als Söldner und verlässt sich dabei auf seinen getreuen General Stilicho, halb Vandale, halb Römer, um sich so die Loyalität der Goten zu sichern. Doch Theodosius missbraucht die Goten nur als Kanonenfutter im Bürgerkrieg, weshalb diese unter der Führung von Alarich, den sie als König ansehen, rebellieren. Als Theodosius stirbt, vererbt er das Reich seinen zwei Söhnen, wobei er Stilicho als Regenten für den Westteil beruft. Während dieser Zeit versucht Alarich eine Heimat für sein Volk im römischen Reich zu finden. Stilicho hingegen will das Reich weiterhin vor Eindringlingen schützen. Die Pfade der beiden Männer kreuzen sich oft, manchmal kämpfen sie Seite an Seite, manchmal gegeneinander, aber am Ende fallen beide römischen Vorurteilen zum Opfer.
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Römer und Barbaren leben zum Ende des vierten Jahrhunderts voller Angst und mit der ständigen Gefahr einer Eskalation im römischen Reich zusammen. Kaiser Theodosius engagiert die Goten als Söldner und verlässt sich dabei auf seinen getreuen General Stilicho, halb Vandale, halb Römer, um sich so die Loyalität der Goten zu sichern. Doch Theodosius missbraucht die Goten nur als Kanonenfutter im Bürgerkrieg, weshalb diese unter der Führung von Alarich, den sie als König ansehen, rebellieren. Als Theodosius stirbt, vererbt er das Reich seinen zwei Söhnen, wobei er Stilicho als Regenten für den Westteil beruft. Während dieser Zeit versucht Alarich eine Heimat für sein Volk im römischen Reich zu finden. Stilicho hingegen will das Reich weiterhin vor Eindringlingen schützen. Die Pfade der beiden Männer kreuzen sich oft, manchmal kämpfen sie Seite an Seite, manchmal gegeneinander, aber am Ende fallen beide römischen Vorurteilen zum Opfer.
- published: 17 Feb 2010
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Imperium Romanum - Teil 11: Theodosius I. [4/5]
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:33
- Updated: 17 Feb 2010
- views: 21153
Römer und Barbaren leben zum Ende des vierten Jahrhunderts voller Angst und mit der ständigen Gefahr einer Eskalation im römischen Reich zusammen. Kaiser Theodo...
Römer und Barbaren leben zum Ende des vierten Jahrhunderts voller Angst und mit der ständigen Gefahr einer Eskalation im römischen Reich zusammen. Kaiser Theodosius engagiert die Goten als Söldner und verlässt sich dabei auf seinen getreuen General Stilicho, halb Vandale, halb Römer, um sich so die Loyalität der Goten zu sichern. Doch Theodosius missbraucht die Goten nur als Kanonenfutter im Bürgerkrieg, weshalb diese unter der Führung von Alarich, den sie als König ansehen, rebellieren. Als Theodosius stirbt, vererbt er das Reich seinen zwei Söhnen, wobei er Stilicho als Regenten für den Westteil beruft. Während dieser Zeit versucht Alarich eine Heimat für sein Volk im römischen Reich zu finden. Stilicho hingegen will das Reich weiterhin vor Eindringlingen schützen. Die Pfade der beiden Männer kreuzen sich oft, manchmal kämpfen sie Seite an Seite, manchmal gegeneinander, aber am Ende fallen beide römischen Vorurteilen zum Opfer.
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Römer und Barbaren leben zum Ende des vierten Jahrhunderts voller Angst und mit der ständigen Gefahr einer Eskalation im römischen Reich zusammen. Kaiser Theodosius engagiert die Goten als Söldner und verlässt sich dabei auf seinen getreuen General Stilicho, halb Vandale, halb Römer, um sich so die Loyalität der Goten zu sichern. Doch Theodosius missbraucht die Goten nur als Kanonenfutter im Bürgerkrieg, weshalb diese unter der Führung von Alarich, den sie als König ansehen, rebellieren. Als Theodosius stirbt, vererbt er das Reich seinen zwei Söhnen, wobei er Stilicho als Regenten für den Westteil beruft. Während dieser Zeit versucht Alarich eine Heimat für sein Volk im römischen Reich zu finden. Stilicho hingegen will das Reich weiterhin vor Eindringlingen schützen. Die Pfade der beiden Männer kreuzen sich oft, manchmal kämpfen sie Seite an Seite, manchmal gegeneinander, aber am Ende fallen beide römischen Vorurteilen zum Opfer.
- published: 17 Feb 2010
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Rome: The Rise and Fall of an Empire (11of14): The Barbarian General
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- Duration: 44:59
- Updated: 17 Mar 2014
- views: 6935
At the end of the fourth century, Romans and Barbarians lived together uneasily in the empire, a situation that often exploded into violence. When Emperor Theod...
At the end of the fourth century, Romans and Barbarians lived together uneasily in the empire, a situation that often exploded into violence. When Emperor Theodosius enlisted the Goths as mercenaries, he relied on his trusted general, the half Vandal, half Roman Stilicho, to ensure the Goths' loyalty. However, Theodosius used the Goth soldiers as canon fodder in a civil war, causing them to rebel under the leadership of Alaric, a man they called king. Theodosius died soon thereafter and left the empire to his two young sons, naming Stilicho as regent in the west.
As Alaric sought to find a home for his people in the empire and Stilicho fought to protect that empire from new enemies, the two men crossed paths, sometimes as allies, sometimes as enemies. In the end, both fell victim to Roman prejudice. The Goths, realizing that Romans wanted nothing to do with Barbarians, struck back against Rome itself.
wn.com/Rome The Rise And Fall Of An Empire (11Of14) The Barbarian General
At the end of the fourth century, Romans and Barbarians lived together uneasily in the empire, a situation that often exploded into violence. When Emperor Theodosius enlisted the Goths as mercenaries, he relied on his trusted general, the half Vandal, half Roman Stilicho, to ensure the Goths' loyalty. However, Theodosius used the Goth soldiers as canon fodder in a civil war, causing them to rebel under the leadership of Alaric, a man they called king. Theodosius died soon thereafter and left the empire to his two young sons, naming Stilicho as regent in the west.
As Alaric sought to find a home for his people in the empire and Stilicho fought to protect that empire from new enemies, the two men crossed paths, sometimes as allies, sometimes as enemies. In the end, both fell victim to Roman prejudice. The Goths, realizing that Romans wanted nothing to do with Barbarians, struck back against Rome itself.
- published: 17 Mar 2014
- views: 6935
Invasio Barbarorum: Roman Emperor Theodosius I vs Ostrogothic King Vithimer
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 15:01
- Updated: 06 Oct 2010
- views: 4730
While Playing the Eastern Roman campaign in Invasio Barbarorum Flagellum Dei VII, i gathered an army of my best & full-skilled units under Emperor Theodosius I ...
While Playing the Eastern Roman campaign in Invasio Barbarorum Flagellum Dei VII, i gathered an army of my best & full-skilled units under Emperor Theodosius I & set out of Constantinople on a Campaign northwards starting with the Ostrogoths & their King Vithimer at Napoca. My army of 3,083 Romano-Byzantines had to face 5,869 Ostrogoths from front & rear. The Ostrogoths had an army of 2,856 men under King Vithimer & 2 other smaller armies of 1,683 men under Cniva & 1,330men under Ermaneric (the future king) but Ermaneric & his men arrived a bit late in the battle & retreated soon after i attacked them, however, with what i had left after this battle i also destroyed him & his men when i captured Napoca. Anyway, during this battle my men killed 3,840 Ostrogoths including both Ostrogothic commanders King Vithimer & Cniva while i lost only 317men.
A CRUSHING VICTORY!!!
wn.com/Invasio Barbarorum Roman Emperor Theodosius I Vs Ostrogothic King Vithimer
While Playing the Eastern Roman campaign in Invasio Barbarorum Flagellum Dei VII, i gathered an army of my best & full-skilled units under Emperor Theodosius I & set out of Constantinople on a Campaign northwards starting with the Ostrogoths & their King Vithimer at Napoca. My army of 3,083 Romano-Byzantines had to face 5,869 Ostrogoths from front & rear. The Ostrogoths had an army of 2,856 men under King Vithimer & 2 other smaller armies of 1,683 men under Cniva & 1,330men under Ermaneric (the future king) but Ermaneric & his men arrived a bit late in the battle & retreated soon after i attacked them, however, with what i had left after this battle i also destroyed him & his men when i captured Napoca. Anyway, during this battle my men killed 3,840 Ostrogoths including both Ostrogothic commanders King Vithimer & Cniva while i lost only 317men.
A CRUSHING VICTORY!!!
- published: 06 Oct 2010
- views: 4730
Lusitani vs Nervii - Theodosius I vs Jmbu$ine$- Use It, lose It Tournament - Rome 2 Total War
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- Duration: 10:01
- Updated: 23 Sep 2015
- views: 1449
With the strongest barbarians banned for the first two rounds of the Use It and Lose it tournament, the otherwise neglected Nervii is a very strong faction. Rom...
With the strongest barbarians banned for the first two rounds of the Use It and Lose it tournament, the otherwise neglected Nervii is a very strong faction. Rome 2 Total War.
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With the strongest barbarians banned for the first two rounds of the Use It and Lose it tournament, the otherwise neglected Nervii is a very strong faction. Rome 2 Total War.
- published: 23 Sep 2015
- views: 1449
Doctrine and Practice in the Early Church Class 16 Theodosius I and the Council of Constantinople
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- Duration: 63:30
- Updated: 05 May 2016
- views: 0
Council of Constantinople in 381 AD, Cappadocian Fathers, Gregory Nazianzus, Basil of Caesarea, Gregory of Nyssa, the unknowability of God against the Anhomoian...
Council of Constantinople in 381 AD, Cappadocian Fathers, Gregory Nazianzus, Basil of Caesarea, Gregory of Nyssa, the unknowability of God against the Anhomoians
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Council of Constantinople in 381 AD, Cappadocian Fathers, Gregory Nazianzus, Basil of Caesarea, Gregory of Nyssa, the unknowability of God against the Anhomoians
- published: 05 May 2016
- views: 0
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An Exclusive Interview with Zacharias Thirumeni & Theodosius Thirumeni
An Exclusive Interview with Rt. Rev. Dr. Zacharias Mar Theophilus Suffragan Metropolitan of Mar Thoma Church & Rt. Rev. Dr. Geevarghese Mar Theodosius Episcopa. (The Mar Thoma Church Diocesan Bishop of North America & Europe) -
Mar Theodosius Thirumeni interview by Georgy Varughese,Council Member
Mar Thoma Family Conference 2012 will be held in Virginia- National Conference Center: July 5-8; www.mtfc2012.org Georgy Varughese, Diocesan Council Member interviewing Rt. Rev. Dr. Geevarghese Mar Theodosius Episcopa, Diocesan Bishop -
Mutran Atallah Interview (Arabic)
Interview with Theodosius of Sebastia (Mutran Atallah Hanna). He is the Archbishop of Sebastia from the Orthodox Patriarchate of Jerusalem. This interview took place during his visit to Washington DC in June, 2013, BEFORE the removal of Egypt's Morsi from the presidency. He was interviewed by Mounzer Sleiman. Theodosios represented Greek Orthodox Patriarch of Jerusalem Diodoros as part of a Palestinian ecumenical delegation invited by the World Council of Churches (WCC) to present before the United Nations Commission on Human Rights. At the WCC's Geneva headquarters on 19 October 2000, he stated that Palestinian Christians "are suffering, because they are Palestinians and they want to stay in their homeland in Palestine". Theodosius also accused Israel of practicing "ethnic cleansing agai... -
THE LAST WORDS OF OUR FATHER
One of the great bishops of the Indian Orthodox Church, His Grace Stephanos Mar Theodosius bid us farewell to his heavenly abode this week. This video is that last interview Bishop gave to the media cell of MGOCSM, the student wing of the church in Delhi. -
David B. Kitts interview (1981)
David Kitts (d. 2010) was a History of Science Professor at the University of Oklahoma. He studied with Theodosius Dobzhansky and was supervised by George Gaylord Simpson, the famous Paleontologist. Kitts boldly confronted evolutionary dogmatism. -
Gerard Butler - Attila - making off
Some scenes and interviews with cast and director of the movie Attila, The Hun. Release Date: 30 January 2001 (USA) Filming Locations: Lithuania Director: Dick Lowry Writer: Robert Cochran Cast: Gerard Butler ... Attila the Hun Powers Boothe... Flavius Aetius Simmone Mackinnon... N'Kara / Ildico Reg Rogers... Valentinian Alice Krige... Placida Pauline Lynch... Galen Steven Berkoff ... King Rua Andrew Pleavin... Orestes Tommy Flanagan... Bleda Kirsty Mitchell... Honoria Jonathan Hyde... Felix Tim Curry... Theodosius Janet Henfrey... Palcharia Liam Cunningham ... King Theodoric Rollo Weeks ...Young Attila -
Conservapedia on Evolution - Part 2
Conservapedia's entry on Evolution: http://www.conservapedia.com/Evolution "A Who's Who of evolutionists" by Don Batten: http://creation.com/a-whos-who-of-evolutionists Theodosius Dobzhansky Bio from [Encylopædia] Britannica online: http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/167314/Theodosius-Dobzhansky Starting "The Modern Synthesis": Theodosius Dobzhansky From the "Understanding Evolution" website of the University of California at Berkeley: http://evolution.berkeley.edu/evolibrary/article/history_20 Thomas Glick - "Teilhard de Chardin, Orthogenesis, and the Mechanism of Evolutionary Change" (video) [excellent: suggested watching]: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OoI4Bamf-9s Biography of Teilhard de Chardin: http://www.encyclopedia.com/topic/Pierre_Teilhard_de_Chardin.aspx Teilhard de... -
Charles Ashley Jr. talks about Emperor Theodosius decree on Christianity 391 AD
Brief discussion about Emperor Theodosius and his decree on Christianity 391 AD -
Ernst Mayr / Michael Robinson Interview, 2000
Interviews conducted in association with the annual meeting of the American Institute of Biological Sciences on the topic of Challenges for the New Millennium, held March 2000 at the Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution, Washington DC. In this recording, Ernst Mayr, of Harvard University, reflects on his life, career, and the history of the biological sciences in an interview with Michael Robinson, Director of the National Zoo. Recorded in Bedford, MA, in early 2000. Mayr died in 2005 at age 100; Robinson died in 2008 at age 79. See http://www.aibs.org/media-library/ for additional AIBS recordings. -
Interview - His Grace The Most Rev. Dr. Joseph Mar Thoma Metropolitan
Fr.Shibu Samuel Interview with His Grace The Most Rev. Dr. Joseph Mar Thoma Metropolitan www.mayooram.TV
An Exclusive Interview with Zacharias Thirumeni & Theodosius Thirumeni
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- Duration: 42:29
- Updated: 19 Nov 2013
- views: 6585
An Exclusive Interview with Rt. Rev. Dr. Zacharias Mar Theophilus Suffragan Metropolitan of Mar Thoma Church & Rt. Rev. Dr. Geevarghese Mar Theodosius Episcopa....
An Exclusive Interview with Rt. Rev. Dr. Zacharias Mar Theophilus Suffragan Metropolitan of Mar Thoma Church & Rt. Rev. Dr. Geevarghese Mar Theodosius Episcopa. (The Mar Thoma Church Diocesan Bishop of North America & Europe)
wn.com/An Exclusive Interview With Zacharias Thirumeni Theodosius Thirumeni
An Exclusive Interview with Rt. Rev. Dr. Zacharias Mar Theophilus Suffragan Metropolitan of Mar Thoma Church & Rt. Rev. Dr. Geevarghese Mar Theodosius Episcopa. (The Mar Thoma Church Diocesan Bishop of North America & Europe)
- published: 19 Nov 2013
- views: 6585
Mar Theodosius Thirumeni interview by Georgy Varughese,Council Member
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:05
- Updated: 13 Jan 2012
- views: 931
Mar Thoma Family Conference 2012 will be held in Virginia- National Conference Center: July 5-8; www.mtfc2012.org
Georgy Varughese, Diocesan Council Member...
Mar Thoma Family Conference 2012 will be held in Virginia- National Conference Center: July 5-8; www.mtfc2012.org
Georgy Varughese, Diocesan Council Member interviewing Rt. Rev. Dr. Geevarghese Mar Theodosius Episcopa, Diocesan Bishop
wn.com/Mar Theodosius Thirumeni Interview By Georgy Varughese,Council Member
Mar Thoma Family Conference 2012 will be held in Virginia- National Conference Center: July 5-8; www.mtfc2012.org
Georgy Varughese, Diocesan Council Member interviewing Rt. Rev. Dr. Geevarghese Mar Theodosius Episcopa, Diocesan Bishop
- published: 13 Jan 2012
- views: 931
Mutran Atallah Interview (Arabic)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 44:50
- Updated: 15 Jul 2013
- views: 1072
Interview with Theodosius of Sebastia (Mutran Atallah Hanna). He is the Archbishop of Sebastia from the Orthodox Patriarchate of Jerusalem. This interview took ...
Interview with Theodosius of Sebastia (Mutran Atallah Hanna). He is the Archbishop of Sebastia from the Orthodox Patriarchate of Jerusalem. This interview took place during his visit to Washington DC in June, 2013, BEFORE the removal of Egypt's Morsi from the presidency. He was interviewed by Mounzer Sleiman.
Theodosios represented Greek Orthodox Patriarch of Jerusalem Diodoros as part of a Palestinian ecumenical delegation invited by the World Council of Churches (WCC) to present before the United Nations Commission on Human Rights. At the WCC's Geneva headquarters on 19 October 2000, he stated that Palestinian Christians "are suffering, because they are Palestinians and they want to stay in their homeland in Palestine". Theodosius also accused Israel of practicing "ethnic cleansing against the Arabs, Muslim and Christian. Everyone thinks that there is a conflict between Arabs and Israelis. It is not a conflict between Arabs and Israelis, but an occupation by Israel."[4] He called on all WCC churches to hold a special prayer for the Palestinian people and stated that they "should be enjoying all the rights of any other nation ... and should be enjoying their independence in their own state, the capital of which is Jerusalem."
The following year, on 10 October 2001, Theodosius participated with other Christian and Muslim leaders in a march from Jerusalem to the Bethlehem checkpoint to protest Israeli attacks on religious sites. Theodosios explained that, "We intend to conduct special prayers inside the Church of the Nativity for the sake of our martyrs."
Later that month, Theodosius sent a message to the United Nations Human Rights Commission calling for "immediate and rapid intervention" by the United Nations "to save the Palestinian people from the terrible massacres being carried out by the occupation forces". He also called for the Commission to pressure Israel to lift its blockade of Palestinian towns and villages.[6]
On 21 January 2002, Israel requested that the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate take punitive action against Archimandrite Atallah Hanna, for criticizing Israeli policy in the Occupied Palestinian Territory.
In March 2002, the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate in Jerusalem issued a statement expressing, "denunciation and condemnation over Israel's suspension of Archimandrite Dr. Atallah Hanna at King Hussein bridge between Jordan and the West Bank upon his return back from Beirut, for five hours in a very racist and provocative way."[8] The patriarchy also expressed its regret over the demand of the Israeli government that Theodosius be fired from his position as church spokesperson, considering this measure to be "a grave violation to its sovereignty in running its affairs."
In July 2002, Greek Patriarch of Jerusalem Irineos I accused Theodosius of "supporting the Palestinian terrorism," after he refused to sign a document condemning Palestinian operations and he fired him from his post as spokesperson.[2] The Arab Orthodox community responded by issuing an urgent statement calling on the Greek Foreign Ministry to intervene, stressing that Theodosius would remain the spokesperson for the church with or without Greek acceptance. Arab Orthodox figures urged the Orthodox Arab Christian communities in Palestine and Jordan to boycott the Greek Patriarch and the Father Theodosius Atallah Hanna Defense Committee was formed to mobilize on his behalf.
wn.com/Mutran Atallah Interview (Arabic)
Interview with Theodosius of Sebastia (Mutran Atallah Hanna). He is the Archbishop of Sebastia from the Orthodox Patriarchate of Jerusalem. This interview took place during his visit to Washington DC in June, 2013, BEFORE the removal of Egypt's Morsi from the presidency. He was interviewed by Mounzer Sleiman.
Theodosios represented Greek Orthodox Patriarch of Jerusalem Diodoros as part of a Palestinian ecumenical delegation invited by the World Council of Churches (WCC) to present before the United Nations Commission on Human Rights. At the WCC's Geneva headquarters on 19 October 2000, he stated that Palestinian Christians "are suffering, because they are Palestinians and they want to stay in their homeland in Palestine". Theodosius also accused Israel of practicing "ethnic cleansing against the Arabs, Muslim and Christian. Everyone thinks that there is a conflict between Arabs and Israelis. It is not a conflict between Arabs and Israelis, but an occupation by Israel."[4] He called on all WCC churches to hold a special prayer for the Palestinian people and stated that they "should be enjoying all the rights of any other nation ... and should be enjoying their independence in their own state, the capital of which is Jerusalem."
The following year, on 10 October 2001, Theodosius participated with other Christian and Muslim leaders in a march from Jerusalem to the Bethlehem checkpoint to protest Israeli attacks on religious sites. Theodosios explained that, "We intend to conduct special prayers inside the Church of the Nativity for the sake of our martyrs."
Later that month, Theodosius sent a message to the United Nations Human Rights Commission calling for "immediate and rapid intervention" by the United Nations "to save the Palestinian people from the terrible massacres being carried out by the occupation forces". He also called for the Commission to pressure Israel to lift its blockade of Palestinian towns and villages.[6]
On 21 January 2002, Israel requested that the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate take punitive action against Archimandrite Atallah Hanna, for criticizing Israeli policy in the Occupied Palestinian Territory.
In March 2002, the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate in Jerusalem issued a statement expressing, "denunciation and condemnation over Israel's suspension of Archimandrite Dr. Atallah Hanna at King Hussein bridge between Jordan and the West Bank upon his return back from Beirut, for five hours in a very racist and provocative way."[8] The patriarchy also expressed its regret over the demand of the Israeli government that Theodosius be fired from his position as church spokesperson, considering this measure to be "a grave violation to its sovereignty in running its affairs."
In July 2002, Greek Patriarch of Jerusalem Irineos I accused Theodosius of "supporting the Palestinian terrorism," after he refused to sign a document condemning Palestinian operations and he fired him from his post as spokesperson.[2] The Arab Orthodox community responded by issuing an urgent statement calling on the Greek Foreign Ministry to intervene, stressing that Theodosius would remain the spokesperson for the church with or without Greek acceptance. Arab Orthodox figures urged the Orthodox Arab Christian communities in Palestine and Jordan to boycott the Greek Patriarch and the Father Theodosius Atallah Hanna Defense Committee was formed to mobilize on his behalf.
- published: 15 Jul 2013
- views: 1072
THE LAST WORDS OF OUR FATHER
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- Duration: 8:18
- Updated: 10 Nov 2007
- views: 22302
One of the great bishops of the Indian Orthodox Church, His Grace Stephanos Mar Theodosius bid us farewell to his heavenly abode this week. This video is that l...
One of the great bishops of the Indian Orthodox Church, His Grace Stephanos Mar Theodosius bid us farewell to his heavenly abode this week. This video is that last interview Bishop gave to the media cell of MGOCSM, the student wing of the church in Delhi.
wn.com/The Last Words Of Our Father
One of the great bishops of the Indian Orthodox Church, His Grace Stephanos Mar Theodosius bid us farewell to his heavenly abode this week. This video is that last interview Bishop gave to the media cell of MGOCSM, the student wing of the church in Delhi.
- published: 10 Nov 2007
- views: 22302
David B. Kitts interview (1981)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:03
- Updated: 10 Mar 2016
- views: 39
David Kitts (d. 2010) was a History of Science Professor at the University of Oklahoma. He studied with Theodosius Dobzhansky and was supervised by George Gayl...
David Kitts (d. 2010) was a History of Science Professor at the University of Oklahoma. He studied with Theodosius Dobzhansky and was supervised by George Gaylord Simpson, the famous Paleontologist. Kitts boldly confronted evolutionary dogmatism.
wn.com/David B. Kitts Interview (1981)
David Kitts (d. 2010) was a History of Science Professor at the University of Oklahoma. He studied with Theodosius Dobzhansky and was supervised by George Gaylord Simpson, the famous Paleontologist. Kitts boldly confronted evolutionary dogmatism.
- published: 10 Mar 2016
- views: 39
Gerard Butler - Attila - making off
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:34
- Updated: 04 Mar 2008
- views: 177140
Some scenes and interviews with cast and director of the movie Attila, The Hun.
Release Date: 30 January 2001 (USA)
Filming Locations: Lithuania
Director: Di...
Some scenes and interviews with cast and director of the movie Attila, The Hun.
Release Date: 30 January 2001 (USA)
Filming Locations: Lithuania
Director: Dick Lowry
Writer: Robert Cochran
Cast:
Gerard Butler ... Attila the Hun
Powers Boothe... Flavius Aetius
Simmone Mackinnon... N'Kara / Ildico
Reg Rogers... Valentinian
Alice Krige... Placida
Pauline Lynch... Galen
Steven Berkoff ... King Rua
Andrew Pleavin... Orestes
Tommy Flanagan... Bleda
Kirsty Mitchell... Honoria
Jonathan Hyde... Felix
Tim Curry... Theodosius
Janet Henfrey... Palcharia
Liam Cunningham ... King Theodoric
Rollo Weeks ...Young Attila
wn.com/Gerard Butler Attila Making Off
Some scenes and interviews with cast and director of the movie Attila, The Hun.
Release Date: 30 January 2001 (USA)
Filming Locations: Lithuania
Director: Dick Lowry
Writer: Robert Cochran
Cast:
Gerard Butler ... Attila the Hun
Powers Boothe... Flavius Aetius
Simmone Mackinnon... N'Kara / Ildico
Reg Rogers... Valentinian
Alice Krige... Placida
Pauline Lynch... Galen
Steven Berkoff ... King Rua
Andrew Pleavin... Orestes
Tommy Flanagan... Bleda
Kirsty Mitchell... Honoria
Jonathan Hyde... Felix
Tim Curry... Theodosius
Janet Henfrey... Palcharia
Liam Cunningham ... King Theodoric
Rollo Weeks ...Young Attila
- published: 04 Mar 2008
- views: 177140
Conservapedia on Evolution - Part 2
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 14:02
- Updated: 19 Nov 2012
- views: 171
Conservapedia's entry on Evolution:
http://www.conservapedia.com/Evolution
"A Who's Who of evolutionists" by Don Batten:
http://creation.com/a-whos-who-of-evol...
Conservapedia's entry on Evolution:
http://www.conservapedia.com/Evolution
"A Who's Who of evolutionists" by Don Batten:
http://creation.com/a-whos-who-of-evolutionists
Theodosius Dobzhansky
Bio from [Encylopædia] Britannica online:
http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/167314/Theodosius-Dobzhansky
Starting "The Modern Synthesis": Theodosius Dobzhansky
From the "Understanding Evolution" website of the University of California at Berkeley:
http://evolution.berkeley.edu/evolibrary/article/history_20
Thomas Glick - "Teilhard de Chardin, Orthogenesis, and the Mechanism of Evolutionary Change" (video) [excellent: suggested watching]:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OoI4Bamf-9s
Biography of Teilhard de Chardin:
http://www.encyclopedia.com/topic/Pierre_Teilhard_de_Chardin.aspx
Teilhard de Chardin and the Noosphere:
http://www.december.com/cmc/mag/1997/mar/cunning.html
Le Muséum: Musém national d'Histoire naturelle site (in English):
[National Museum of Natural History in Paris, France]
http://www.mnhn.fr/teilhard/VieE.htm
Roy Chapman Andrews:
There is a TED talks video here as well
http://roychapmanandrewssociety.org/
Brief bio with list of Andrews' books:
http://www.strangescience.net/andrews.htm
Pictures from the Expedition:
http://mongoliatravels.com/blog/
Ernst Mayr:
(and I encourage you to look him up)
http://www.achievement.org/autodoc/page/may1bio-1
Video: Ernst Mayr about evolution ("There are no Laws in Biology")
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8H6-sKM--s
J. B. S. Haldane:
http://otshouldersofgiants.wordpress.com/2012/03/22/confronting-tumours-with-humour-j-b-s-haldane/
Video: Experiments in the Revival of Organisms (1940)
From the Internet Archive -- Introduced by J.B.S. Haldane (he's only in the very beginning)
NOT FOR THE SQUEAMISH -- Read the description below the video
I'm including this in case someone wants to see/hear Haldane.
http://archive.org/details/Experime1940
The movie I'm referring to here is "Reds:"
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0082979/
Isaac Asimov:
http://www.asimovonline.com/asimov_home_page.html
http://www.nndb.com/people/702/000023633/
Video: Bill Moyers Rewind: Isaac Asimov (1988) [part 2]:
http://www.pbs.org/moyers/journal/blog/2008/03/bill_moyers_rewind_isaac_asimo_1.html
Sir Julian Huxley:
(I encourage you to read more about this fascinating man)
http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/277743/Sir-Julian-Huxley
Huxley and Eugenics:
(check the other articles as well)
Some of Huxley's beliefs are abhorrent to us today but were not that unusual back then.
Please read the entire article to understand Huxley's evolving position on Eugenics. Note: I am not trying to justify his positions, just emphasizing that Huxley is a complex individual and a product of his times.
http://julianhuxleyeugenics.blogspot.com/p/huxley-and-eugenics.html
The "tie" between Environmentalism and Eugenics brought up in a question during a debate:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ryHSj7RTOuw
Jacques Monod:
http://www.nndb.com/people/204/000129814/
Video: Interview with Jacques Monod
http://www.vega.org.uk/video/programme/156
wn.com/Conservapedia On Evolution Part 2
Conservapedia's entry on Evolution:
http://www.conservapedia.com/Evolution
"A Who's Who of evolutionists" by Don Batten:
http://creation.com/a-whos-who-of-evolutionists
Theodosius Dobzhansky
Bio from [Encylopædia] Britannica online:
http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/167314/Theodosius-Dobzhansky
Starting "The Modern Synthesis": Theodosius Dobzhansky
From the "Understanding Evolution" website of the University of California at Berkeley:
http://evolution.berkeley.edu/evolibrary/article/history_20
Thomas Glick - "Teilhard de Chardin, Orthogenesis, and the Mechanism of Evolutionary Change" (video) [excellent: suggested watching]:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OoI4Bamf-9s
Biography of Teilhard de Chardin:
http://www.encyclopedia.com/topic/Pierre_Teilhard_de_Chardin.aspx
Teilhard de Chardin and the Noosphere:
http://www.december.com/cmc/mag/1997/mar/cunning.html
Le Muséum: Musém national d'Histoire naturelle site (in English):
[National Museum of Natural History in Paris, France]
http://www.mnhn.fr/teilhard/VieE.htm
Roy Chapman Andrews:
There is a TED talks video here as well
http://roychapmanandrewssociety.org/
Brief bio with list of Andrews' books:
http://www.strangescience.net/andrews.htm
Pictures from the Expedition:
http://mongoliatravels.com/blog/
Ernst Mayr:
(and I encourage you to look him up)
http://www.achievement.org/autodoc/page/may1bio-1
Video: Ernst Mayr about evolution ("There are no Laws in Biology")
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8H6-sKM--s
J. B. S. Haldane:
http://otshouldersofgiants.wordpress.com/2012/03/22/confronting-tumours-with-humour-j-b-s-haldane/
Video: Experiments in the Revival of Organisms (1940)
From the Internet Archive -- Introduced by J.B.S. Haldane (he's only in the very beginning)
NOT FOR THE SQUEAMISH -- Read the description below the video
I'm including this in case someone wants to see/hear Haldane.
http://archive.org/details/Experime1940
The movie I'm referring to here is "Reds:"
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0082979/
Isaac Asimov:
http://www.asimovonline.com/asimov_home_page.html
http://www.nndb.com/people/702/000023633/
Video: Bill Moyers Rewind: Isaac Asimov (1988) [part 2]:
http://www.pbs.org/moyers/journal/blog/2008/03/bill_moyers_rewind_isaac_asimo_1.html
Sir Julian Huxley:
(I encourage you to read more about this fascinating man)
http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/277743/Sir-Julian-Huxley
Huxley and Eugenics:
(check the other articles as well)
Some of Huxley's beliefs are abhorrent to us today but were not that unusual back then.
Please read the entire article to understand Huxley's evolving position on Eugenics. Note: I am not trying to justify his positions, just emphasizing that Huxley is a complex individual and a product of his times.
http://julianhuxleyeugenics.blogspot.com/p/huxley-and-eugenics.html
The "tie" between Environmentalism and Eugenics brought up in a question during a debate:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ryHSj7RTOuw
Jacques Monod:
http://www.nndb.com/people/204/000129814/
Video: Interview with Jacques Monod
http://www.vega.org.uk/video/programme/156
- published: 19 Nov 2012
- views: 171
Charles Ashley Jr. talks about Emperor Theodosius decree on Christianity 391 AD
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- Duration: 4:59
- Updated: 29 Apr 2010
- views: 578
Brief discussion about Emperor Theodosius and his decree on Christianity 391 AD
Brief discussion about Emperor Theodosius and his decree on Christianity 391 AD
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Brief discussion about Emperor Theodosius and his decree on Christianity 391 AD
- published: 29 Apr 2010
- views: 578
Ernst Mayr / Michael Robinson Interview, 2000
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- Duration: 27:54
- Updated: 18 Oct 2008
- views: 4134
Interviews conducted in association with the annual meeting of the American Institute of Biological Sciences on the topic of Challenges for the New Millennium, ...
Interviews conducted in association with the annual meeting of the American Institute of Biological Sciences on the topic of Challenges for the New Millennium, held March 2000 at the Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution, Washington DC. In this recording, Ernst Mayr, of Harvard University, reflects on his life, career, and the history of the biological sciences in an interview with Michael Robinson, Director of the National Zoo. Recorded in Bedford, MA, in early 2000. Mayr died in 2005 at age 100; Robinson died in 2008 at age 79. See http://www.aibs.org/media-library/ for additional AIBS recordings.
wn.com/Ernst Mayr Michael Robinson Interview, 2000
Interviews conducted in association with the annual meeting of the American Institute of Biological Sciences on the topic of Challenges for the New Millennium, held March 2000 at the Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution, Washington DC. In this recording, Ernst Mayr, of Harvard University, reflects on his life, career, and the history of the biological sciences in an interview with Michael Robinson, Director of the National Zoo. Recorded in Bedford, MA, in early 2000. Mayr died in 2005 at age 100; Robinson died in 2008 at age 79. See http://www.aibs.org/media-library/ for additional AIBS recordings.
- published: 18 Oct 2008
- views: 4134
Interview - His Grace The Most Rev. Dr. Joseph Mar Thoma Metropolitan
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- Duration: 23:15
- Updated: 18 Jul 2015
- views: 419
Fr.Shibu Samuel Interview with His Grace The Most Rev. Dr. Joseph Mar Thoma Metropolitan
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Fr.Shibu Samuel Interview with His Grace The Most Rev. Dr. Joseph Mar Thoma Metropolitan
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- published: 18 Jul 2015
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Römer und Barbaren leben zum Ende des vierten Jahrhunderts voller Angst und mit der ständi...
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Invasio Barbarorum: Roman Emperor Theodosius I vs Ostrogothic King Vithimer
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Doctrine and Practice in the Early Church Class 16 Theodosius I and the Council of Constantinople
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An Exclusive Interview with Zacharias Thirumeni & Theodosius Thirumeni
An Exclusive Interview with Rt. Rev. Dr. Zacharias Mar Theophilus Suffragan Metropolitan o...
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Mar Theodosius Thirumeni interview by Georgy Varughese,Council Member
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Mutran Atallah Interview (Arabic)
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THE LAST WORDS OF OUR FATHER
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David B. Kitts interview (1981)
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Gerard Butler - Attila - making off
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Charles Ashley Jr. talks about Emperor Theodosius decree on Christianity 391 AD
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Ernst Mayr / Michael Robinson Interview, 2000
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That's Us
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That's Why We Say
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That's So You
That's Us
Sometimes I ignore reality
But baby that's me
I've always been a dreamer
You'd rather face the cold hard truth
But baby that's you, you called it like you see it
Half the time my heads up in the clouds
And you're the only thing that keeps me on the ground
That's us
As different as the night and day
Thats us
But the good Lord had it planned that way
Thats love
He looked down and knew
A man would need a woman's touch
Two souls come together and make one
That's us
And when I feel like I just can't go on
The dreams have come and gone
I know you'll always be there
And when that old cold truth is hard to face
I'll carry you away
Years form now I'll still care
In rockin' chairs we'll share old memories
Made up of part of you and part of me
That's us
As different as the night and day
Thats us
But the good Lord had it planned that way
Thats love
He looked down and knew
A man would need a woman's touch
Two souls come together and make one
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Officials: Death Toll Rising As Suicide Bombers, Gunmen Attack Istanbul Airport
Edit WorldNews.com 28 Jun 2016
At least 10 people have been killed in a bomb attack on Ataturk airport in Istanbul, Turkey Tuesday evening, multiple media reports said Tuesday.Around 40 people were wounded in the blasts at the capital's main international airport, according to Turkish news broadcaster Haberturk ... Witnesses told CNN taxis were ferrying wounded to the hospital. A U.S....
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After deaths of three toddlers, Ikea recalls millions of dressers
Edit The Charlotte Observer 28 Jun 2016
The three children, Theodore McGee, Camden Ellis and Curren Collas, were all close in age – between 22 months and 2 years old. All boys died within a span of two years. The cause, in each case, was the same. a tragic accident involving tipped-over Ikea furniture. Each death happened at home; each death came as its own unimaginable shock ... ....
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[VIDEO]: Scientists Overjoyed With Discovery Of Moon Named MK2 Orbiting Makemake
Edit WorldNews.com 28 Jun 2016
Looking deep into space, scientists from a Southwest Research Institute-led team have discovered an elusive, dark moon orbiting Makemake, one of the so-called “big four” dwarf planets populating the Kuiper Belt region at the edge of our solar systems, Science Daily reported Tuesday. Makemake's moon proves there are still wild things waiting to be discovered, even in places people have already looked.” – Dr....
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UK Teen's 'Robot Lawyer' Chatbot Successfully Fights Parking Tickets
Edit WorldNews.com 28 Jun 2016
An ingenious British teenager has programmed a chatbot that has successfully challenged 160,000 parking tickets since its launch last year, BBC News reported Tuesday.Creator Joshua Browder said about 250,000 people have used the free service so far.The bot, named Do Not Pay, currently works in the UK and New York in the U.S. It asks a series of questions to determine the validity of a penalty notice....
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French Officials Repair 1st EgyptAir Black Box, Open Manslaughter Investigation
Edit WorldNews.com 28 Jun 2016
Egypt sent both boxes to France’s BEA air safety agency for repairs Monday ... She added French officials were “not at all” siding with the theory that the plane was crashed or downed on purpose.The investigation comes before the black box data has been pored over, something which may offer new clues in the case....
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Celebrating the spirit and history of Olympics
Edit Deccan Herald 25 Jun 2016
Over the past couple of weeks, an intense game of administrative politics has dominated discussions about how sport is run in Kerala ... It traces the ban on the Olympics in AD 393 by Roman emperor Theodosius I and its 1896 revival in Athens, stellar turns by legendary athletes, including Jesse Owens and his 1936 gold haul in the Berlin Games, the politics of the Cold War era, the Munich massacre of 1972 and more ... ....
Book Presentation | Athens | June 12
Edit Kathimerini 10 Jun 2016
The project is a collaboration between Heidi Pixner, a musician from the South Tyrol, and Georgios Theodosius Trompeter, a ......
The Sordid History of Antiquities Collectors
Edit The Atlantic 06 Jun 2016
The year was 1625 and Sir Thomas Roe was stumped. England’s ambassador to the Ottoman Empire had recently waded into the murky world of antiquities collecting ... However, despite this lack of knowledge, he set his heart on obtaining a group of twelve ancient reliefs from the fourth-century triumphal arch erected by the Byzantine Emperor Theodosius the Great, known as the Golden Gate of Constantinople ... But his incitements did not work ... J ... ....
Do Aliens Think Big Brains are Sexy Too?
Edit Universe Today 31 May 2016
“Nothing in biology makes sense”, wrote the evolutionary biologist Theodosius Dobzhansky, “except in the light of evolution”. If we want to assess whether it is likely that technological civilizations have evolved on alien planets or moons, and what they might be like, the theory of evolution is our best guide ... Cognition and Communication in Extraterrestrial Intelligence’ ... Our protohuman ancestors inhabited the African savanna ... L ... p ... F ... F ... ....
The Selfish Gene turns 40
Edit The Guardian 29 May 2016
In 1976 Richard Dawkins’s study of evolutionary theory became the first popular science bestseller. How do its ideas stand up today?. It’s 40 years since Richard Dawkins suggested, in the opening words of The Selfish Gene, that, were an alien to visit Earth, the question it would pose to judge our intellectual maturity was ... Dawkins walked us through it in prose ... Twitter ... In the words of the Russian scientist Theodosius Dobzhansky ... Twitter....
Theodosius II: Roman imperial reformer (402-450 A.D.)
Edit The Examiner 21 May 2016
Theodosius II ruled the Eastern Roman Empire for nearly his entire life ... In the end, Theodosius II governed successfully, protected the Eastern Empire while the west crumbled, and worked on behalf of Christianity ... The event made Theodosius II the youngest emperor in Roman history ... Regents ruled in his stead until 416 when Theodosius assumed the reigns of power ... Theodosius quickly responded with a declaration of war....
Why Galla Placidia is one Roman empress who needs an HBO series
Edit New Statesman 19 May 2016
After Placidia’s father emperor Theodosius I died in 395, her half-brothers, 18 year-old Arcadius and 10 year-old Honorius, became emperors of the Eastern and Western Roman Empires respectively (it had split into two by this point) ... He was executed in 408 accused of planning to replace the Eastern emperor (now Arcadius’ seven year old son, Theodosius II) with Eucherius (he was also executed)....
The Sack of Rome (410 A.D.)
Edit The Examiner 15 May 2016
Honorius moved the Western Roman Empire's capital to Ravenna in 402 A.D. The change allowed the military to defend the capital, but weakened communications between the emperor and the rest of the realm ... Many tribes, including the Visigoths, wished to settle within the empire ... Emperor Theodosius established peace with the Visigoths in 382 ... Theodosius used the Visigoths in his war against Eugenius ... After Theodosius died, Alaric rebelled ... ....
Archbishop Feofan of Berlin and Germany celebrates at St. George Monastery in Goetschendorf (Moscow Patriarchate)
Edit Public Technologies 10 May 2016
(Source. Moscow Patriarchate). Share the post 'Archbishop Feofan of Berlin and Germany celebrates at St. George Monastery in Goetschendorf'. On May 6, 2016, the Bright Friday and the commemoration day of St ... George Monastery in Goetschendorf. This year marks its 10 anniversary ... *** ... Soon after that, the living quarters for the monastic community were repaired and a chapel was arranged, dedicated to Ss Anthony and Theodosius of the Caves....
Fear haunts Turkey long after blast
Edit The Providence Journal 21 Apr 2016
But the damage done by the blast is still being felt. On a sunny morning in early April, visitors still queue to enter the Blue Mosque and the Hagia Sophia, only steps from where the ISIS-inspired terrorist detonated his explosives at the base of the Obelisk of Theodosius in the historic Sultanahmet district. [...]> ... ....
The grand opening of the exhibition ‘Our Athos’ under the patronage of Piraeus Bank was held on 15 April at the Art Hall D12 gallery (JSC Piraeus Bank ICB)
Edit Public Technologies 19 Apr 2016
(Source. JSC Piraeus Bank ICB). The exhibition is organized by Piraeus Bank in honor of the 100th anniversary of its foundation in Greece ... The opening ceremony was attended by customers and partners of Piraeus Bank ... Papadopoulos, First Counsellor to Ambassador of Greece to Ukraine, S.Shumylo, Director of the International Institute of Mount Athos heritage in Ukraine, Vicar of the Kyiv Metropolis Bishop Boyarsky Theodosius ... 19.04.2016....
UC San Diego Scientists Receive $9.5 Million NIH Grant to Combat Antibiotic Resistance (UCSD - University of California - San Diego)
Edit Public Technologies 12 Apr 2016
(Source. UCSD - University of California - San Diego) ... The program will be led by Bernhard Palsson, PhD, Distinguished Professor of Bioengineering and Pediatrics, and Victor Nizet, MD, professor of pediatrics and pharmacy ... Superbugs, such as methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), Clostridium difficile (C ... 'Dr ... 'We could paraphrase and honor geneticist and evolutionary biologist Theodosius Dobzhansky's famous quote by saying....
Google Doodle Honors the First Modern Olympic Games
Edit Time Magazine 06 Apr 2016
Four drawings honor the sporting event that was resurrected in 1896 in Athens, Greece ... In 393 AD, Emperor Theodosius I brought an end to the games as part of a ban on pagan cults ... ....
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