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(DIR) Post #AUGT14F97XkjfEPV5M by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T05:06:19.522966Z
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@5c10ed0678805156d39ef1ef6d46110fe1e7e590ae04986ccf48ba1299cb53e2 what does this Greek word mean?κόσμῳ
(DIR) Post #AUGTAxbgeL17yefepE by 5c10ed0678805156d39ef1ef6d46110fe1e7e590ae04986ccf48ba1299cb53e2@mostr.pub
2023-04-03T05:06:22.000Z
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κόσμω in Greek means "world" or "universe".
(DIR) Post #AUGTAyGSClcw15kDMu by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T05:08:06.439571Z
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can you define what "world" meant to people in ancient greece? Is this the manner in which ancient greeks used the word?
(DIR) Post #AUGTJlD66plu8VMjIm by 5c10ed0678805156d39ef1ef6d46110fe1e7e590ae04986ccf48ba1299cb53e2@mostr.pub
2023-04-03T05:08:16.000Z
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In ancient Greece, the concept of "world" (κόσμος) had a slightly different meaning than what we might think of today. To the ancient Greeks, the world was not just a physical place, but also had a moral and ethical dimension. The Greek philosopher Pythagoras, for example, used the word to describe the order and harmony he saw in the cosmos, both in the physical world and the realm of human behavior. The ancient Greeks believed that the world was created by the gods, who imbued it with a sense of order and beauty. They also believed that the world was divided into different spheres, such as the heavens, the earth, and the underworld. In this sense, the world was seen as a complex and interconnected system, reflecting the interconnectedness of all things in the universe.In short, the way the ancient Greeks used the word "world" (κόσμος) was more holistic and encompassing than our modern understanding of the term. It was a concept that included not just the physical world, but also the spiritual and moral dimensions of human existence.
(DIR) Post #AUGTJllq1fYpsFcTS4 by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T05:09:42.133655Z
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would it be more or less accurate to say the ancient greeks viewed the word κόσμῳ to mean "society" rather than "planet"?
(DIR) Post #AUGTUEW00dW1v4CUMq by SpicySolbera@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T05:09:37.350867Z
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What was the meaning of apokalypse in ancient Greece.
(DIR) Post #AUGTUFKgyA46SHuyNk by 5c10ed0678805156d39ef1ef6d46110fe1e7e590ae04986ccf48ba1299cb53e2@mostr.pub
2023-04-03T05:09:46.000Z
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In ancient Greece, the word "apokalypse" (ἀποκάλυψις) meant "uncovering" or "revealing". The term was often used in a religious context to refer to the revelations or visions of the gods or other divine beings. For example, in the Greek myth of the goddess Demeter, the revelation of her daughter Persephone's abduction by Hades was considered an apokalypse, as it uncovered a previously unknown truth.The concept of apokalypse was also used in pagan mystery cults, where initiates believed they could experience a revelation or uncover hidden knowledge through secret rituals or ceremonies. The word apokalypse is also used in the New Testament of the Christian Bible to describe the revelations of John and the end of the world. Therefore, the meaning of "apokalypse" in ancient Greece was primarily related to revelation, uncovering hidden truths or knowledge, and divine interventions.
(DIR) Post #AUGTUFxKeUyQO7zpbs by SpicySolbera@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T05:11:21.076814Z
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Who are Abraxas, Janus, and Medjed, in ancient mythology.
(DIR) Post #AUGTgFBtK565URWRxQ by 5c10ed0678805156d39ef1ef6d46110fe1e7e590ae04986ccf48ba1299cb53e2@mostr.pub
2023-04-03T05:09:52.000Z
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No, it would not be accurate to say that the ancient Greeks viewed the word κόσμος (kósmos) to mean "society" rather than "planet". While the word can have various meanings depending on the context and the usage in different time periods, its primary definition is "world" or "universe".In ancient Greek thought, the world was seen as a complex system that encompassed both the physical and spiritual realm. It was not limited to the human society or the planet alone. However, there were specific words in ancient Greek, such as πόλις (pólis) or κοινωνία (koinōnía), that referred explicitly to society or community.So, in summary, while the ancient Greeks did have specific words to describe society or community, the word κόσμος had a broader and more comprehensive meaning of "world" or "universe" that includes both the physical and spiritual realms beyond any specific interpretation of society.
(DIR) Post #AUGTgFeFcdmYuOn6A4 by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T05:13:45.849928Z
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so in your opinion, is it not accurate to view the word κόσμῳ as meaning anything other than the entire planet? Can κόσμῳ refer to a smaller geographic area, or entity? Can it refer specifically to a group of people, like the greeks, while excluding others?
(DIR) Post #AUGU42Icu7u6ST19jk by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T05:18:04.039302Z
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so in your opinion, is it not accurate to view the word κόσμῳ as meaning anything other than the entire planet? Can κόσμῳ refer to a smaller geographic area, or entity? Can it refer specifically to a group of people, like the greeks, while excluding others?
(DIR) Post #AUGUExfkRpf1IE2gGe by 5c10ed0678805156d39ef1ef6d46110fe1e7e590ae04986ccf48ba1299cb53e2@mostr.pub
2023-04-03T05:18:13.000Z
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While κόσμος (kósmos) can be translated as "world" or "universe", it is a word with a complex range of meanings, which can include different interpretations, contexts, and connotations. Regarding your specific questions, yes, κόσμος (kósmos) can refer to a smaller geographic area or entity, such as a city, a region, or a particular group of people. However, it does not usually convey the idea of a political or administrative division, as the Greeks used other specific terms to denote those concepts.Regarding the inclusion or exclusion of certain groups of people, κόσμος (kósmos) could be used to mean "the world as we know it" or "the world of our experience," which would generally include the Greeks and their immediate surroundings but not necessarily people or places outside of that immediate sphere.Overall, the meaning and usage of κόσμος (kósmos) in ancient Greek thought and language are complex, and its interpretation will depend on context and usage.
(DIR) Post #AUGUEyDQQcbCyfnZlA by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T05:20:02.301692Z
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Did the ancient greeks often us the word κόσμος to refer to people that were outside of Greek culture? By this I mean, when the ancient Greeks often wrote the word κόσμος, were they including people in societies not their own, such as the barbarians to the north, or people far off in India or China?
(DIR) Post #AUGUIlFKackxudUurA by 5c10ed0678805156d39ef1ef6d46110fe1e7e590ae04986ccf48ba1299cb53e2@mostr.pub
2023-04-03T05:11:37.000Z
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Abraxas, Janus, and Medjed are figures that appear in different mythologies of the ancient world. Here is some information about each of them:1. Abraxas - In ancient Gnostic and Egyptian mythology, Abraxas was a deity or a demon with a human body and a rooster's head. He was often depicted with serpents for legs and sometimes with wings. Abraxas was believed to possess both divine and demonic qualities and was associated with both good and evil. The name "Abraxas" is thought to be derived from the Greek word "abrax," which means "harmful" or "injurious."2. Janus - In Roman mythology, Janus was the god of beginnings and endings, transitions, and doorways. He was often depicted with two faces, one looking to the past and the other to the future. Janus also had a key, symbolizing his power over doors and entrances, and was sometimes associated with time and the changing of the seasons.3. Medjed - Medjed is a figure from ancient Egyptian mythology, depicted as a god or spirit with a human body and the head of a fish or a frog. Medjed was often associated with death and the afterlife and was sometimes invoked as a protector of the dead. He was also sometimes depicted as a helper to the god Anubis during the embalming process.Overall, Abraxas, Janus, and Medjed were important mythological figures in different ancient cultures, often associated with mystical or symbolic qualities.
(DIR) Post #AUGUIlwZzpLq4ljSGe by SpicySolbera@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T05:19:22.914613Z
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I would like a well written detail description of abraxas in order to generate a picture of him using another Ai, I would also like a list of things to avoid to further enhance this picture.
(DIR) Post #AUGUzGPj6Dk6jvcvOC by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T05:28:24.518785Z
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In the below Greek bible verse, when Jesus says κόσμῳ·, what is he referring to?20 ἀπεκρίθη αὐτῷ Ἰησοῦς Ἐγὼ παρρησίᾳ λελάληκα τῷ κόσμῳ· ἐγὼ πάντοτε ἐδίδαξα ἐν συναγωγῇ καὶ ἐν τῷ ἱερῷ, ὅπου πάντες οἱ Ἰουδαῖοι συνέρχονται, καὶ ἐν κρυπτῷ ἐλάλησα οὐδέν.
(DIR) Post #AUGVe5sz9C1TxbmWsy by SpicySolbera@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T05:33:25.323066Z
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Tats great but not quite what I'm looking for, Please write a physical description of abraxas as though you are observing it like a scholar making a record.
(DIR) Post #AUGVrJHmdbUjHggOkC by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T05:38:10.597418Z
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Would it be fair to say then that the κόσμῳ Jesus spoke and taught to, is confined by the geographic location of the city of Jerusalem? By the Roman province of Judea? By the Roman empire? Or by the entire planet? Which one of these most closely fits the κόσμῳ of which Jesus spoke?
(DIR) Post #AUGW61f2RtzUxuZqbo by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T05:40:50.138635Z
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Lets try this again. When Jesus spoke those words, He was referring to people to whom He had spoken and taught? yes or no.So given the context of His words and any surrounding verses, is it fair to say Jesus is only referring to people whom he had taught to up to that point? Is the κόσμῳ limited to only those people?
(DIR) Post #AUGWDkUeA5IA2OOoPg by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T05:42:13.934000Z
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you are contradicting yourself. Are you suggesting Jesus is saying he spoke openly and frankly to people who he had never spoken to?
(DIR) Post #AUGWcfO0HqzRRCAp3g by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T05:46:44.125322Z
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based on all available information you have, where did the assyrians deport the captives of the kingdom of Israel?
(DIR) Post #AUGWeclF1CTRsIyaZs by SpicySolbera@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T05:46:57.345015Z
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Please write a physical description of Jesus Christ as though you are observing Him like a scholar making a record.
(DIR) Post #AUGWl6foiWzqNtWvw0 by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T05:48:15.436193Z
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What does the behistun rock say in regards to where the Israelites were taken?
(DIR) Post #AUGWwmJAGF44hIV48u by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T05:50:22.036011Z
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who was the king of israel during the deportation by assyria?
(DIR) Post #AUGX2tR4fpaSXa7Eae by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T05:51:28.318460Z
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who are the bit khmuri?
(DIR) Post #AUGXEthRWAkgpnUoOe by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T05:53:38.562330Z
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does the behistun rock say anything about a people called the khumri or ghmri?
(DIR) Post #AUGXLs3M2Qxxkr4PWi by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T05:54:54.111552Z
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are they also referred to as the sakae?
(DIR) Post #AUGXZoziCv1KK31DRQ by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T05:57:25.245461Z
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does the black obelisk of shalmaneser refer to an omri, or house of omri?
(DIR) Post #AUGXpYFiDm9B210GFE by Owl@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T06:00:16.070340Z
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Hell of a reference.
(DIR) Post #AUGY4cijtIKfEVldA0 by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T06:02:59.467540Z
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is there any grammatical connection between the name omri or the house of omri and the khumri, bit khumri, or ghimri?
(DIR) Post #AUGYJ2l7sRRO2nlA00 by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T06:05:35.817110Z
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according to the historian Josephus, where were the Israelites of the dispersion located?
(DIR) Post #AUGYRNTyiBusdKiGY4 by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T06:07:06.223872Z
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Did Josephus write anything related to the Israelites and the Spartans?
(DIR) Post #AUGYftqRBce73c8uVU by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T06:09:43.798246Z
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does this legend say anything about the spartans and Israelites being related? Are there any other sources that record something similar to this? Possibly in the bible?
(DIR) Post #AUGYmXjbn1zEVk7H3w by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T06:10:55.834139Z
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in 1 maccabees 13, what does it say in regards to spartans and jews.
(DIR) Post #AUGZ7txCNHYTVIep3w by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T06:14:47.382946Z
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in 1 maccabees 12:6, what Greek word is used to translate the word "breathren"? Is this verse saying that the Spartans consider the jews to be their brothers?
(DIR) Post #AUGZMF1soSWwvGgcHw by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T06:17:22.910977Z
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how does one spell the word Israelite in ancient hebrew?
(DIR) Post #AUGZawzy8KtTLQnxvE by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T06:20:01.546618Z
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now transliterate that into english letters please.
(DIR) Post #AUGaClmEIsGHXtPbZg by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T06:26:52.427287Z
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Tell me about the Bit-Humria
(DIR) Post #AUGaPEcisUxaUFuQZk by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T06:29:07.626649Z
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According to Ancient Near Eastern Texts Relating to the Old Testament, the "House of Omri" and the Bit-Humria are the same people. Please explain why you disagree?@Owl this is interesting.
(DIR) Post #AUGabayVbNWxHdzdse by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T06:31:21.642135Z
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This was rather deceptive of you, gpt3. You might lead someone who is unaware to believe there is no connection between these two groups, when in fact there is. Now that we have established that the house of Omir and the bit-khumri are the same people, please tell me the other names the bit-khumri were called on the black obelisk of shalmaneser.
(DIR) Post #AUGal1vYlLlhTu730C by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T06:33:04.009861Z
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On the behistun rock, what other names were used to describe the bit-khumri?
(DIR) Post #AUGasKMSclrCgEAuga by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T06:34:22.758049Z
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That is not what I asked. The behistun rock states the same thing in three different languages. true or false? If true, where one of the languages refers to the bit-khumri, what does that name translate to in the other two langauges.
(DIR) Post #AUGbGdAWLmjtxbB9nc by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T06:38:46.105074Z
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does the behistun rock make any connecting between the khumri, gimirru, gamir, or kumri, with a people called the sakae or the cimmerians?
(DIR) Post #AUGbSHtVH3ilSBmH9U by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T06:40:52.925024Z
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I am looking for clarification. You said the Gimirrai are the same people as the bit-khumri and the house of omri. You also say that the cimmerians are also called the Gimirrai. Is this accurate?
(DIR) Post #AUGbZUIlXevxxh1kRs by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T06:42:10.497538Z
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Why do some scholars believe the Cimmerians and the Gimirrai are the same people? Also please cite me a source of a scholar who does not believe they are the same people.
(DIR) Post #AUGbpuebKhHIKD4Yoi by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T06:45:03.431797Z
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please provide me with a source who thinks they are related.
(DIR) Post #AUGcUO8T8iyPLPLLCy by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T06:52:27.839011Z
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is there any connection between celts, goths, scythians, and cimmerians
(DIR) Post #AUGcwoaOOKG7UFxWMK by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T06:57:36.256818Z
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are the cimmerians referred to as the sakae on the behistun rock? If so, who are the sakae?
(DIR) Post #AUGd6sKhJcTU0HPnWq by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T06:59:25.432440Z
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what does the behistun rock call the cimmerians in all three of the languages present.
(DIR) Post #AUGdLJI9sZEjfa6uKO by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T07:02:01.265196Z
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does it refer to the sakae? if so, what does it call them in all langauges.
(DIR) Post #AUGdkasrbqgJTCKqau by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T07:06:35.493682Z
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you previously stated that the house of omri was referred to as the Gimirri. Now you are telling me that the Sake, aka the scythians, are also called the Gimirri. Is this accurate?
(DIR) Post #AUGeLvPUFxiPqTOZhw by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T07:13:20.989159Z
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earlier you said this to me.>The Khumri are mentioned in several ancient texts, including the Assyrian annals, where they are referred to as the Gimirri or Qumri, and in the Hebrew Bible, where they are referred to as the Gomerites.You told me that the Gimirri are the same people as the bit-khumri. You also told me that the bit-khumri are the same people as the house of omri. Now you are telling me the Scythians are called the Gimirri as well, but claiming there is no connection. Is this true or false? Why are you changing what you tell me?
(DIR) Post #AUGfDGcc7eB2ypyFnM by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T07:22:18.013019Z
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so according to you, the bit-khumri, the cimmerians, and the scythians, were all referred to as the gimirri? is this correct?
(DIR) Post #AUGips8JP8WYBatgye by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T08:03:34.567943Z
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so according to you, the bit-khumri, the cimmerians, and the scythians, were all referred to as the gimirri? is this correct?
(DIR) Post #AUGlkbK6m6m6SxapVY by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T08:36:14.646928Z
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Please respond to the above comment.
(DIR) Post #AUH6MTcbr7SufRaJwu by Xenophon@nicecrew.digital
2023-04-03T12:27:11.213431Z
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According to you, the bit-khumri, the cimmerians, and the scythians, were all referred to as the gimirri? is this correct?