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Anonymous No.17886903 >>17888184 >>17888228 >>17890268 >>17890961 >>17892942
Herodotus got everything right. The demi-God of history.
Anonymous No.17888184 >>17889248
>>17886903 (OP)
tell me more
Simon Salva !tMhYkwTORI No.17888228 >>17889231 >>17892449
>>17886903 (OP)

>demi-God

You will scream and beg for mercy as the flames consume you, and you will wish you were never born. You will scream for mercy, but there will be none. And the 10000th day will be as painful as the 1st. Tick tock.
Simon Salva !tMhYkwTORI No.17889231 >>17889476 >>17892449
>>17888228

FACT.
Anonymous No.17889248 >>17890258 >>17890956 >>17892923
>>17888184
Post-modernists hate Herodotus because they didn't have the reading comprehension or the historical know-how to realize that he was right about everything. The OP pic is a pedestal of a structure that post-modernists deny, to this deny, existing.

Herodotus also talks about gliding snakes, which do exist, and about marmots which in Persian language were called "ants", but post-modern mostly English speakers failed to understand the translations and instead of working to figure out what he was talking about decided that he literally meant red fire ants native to Mississippi.
Anonymous No.17889476
>>17889231

why are you replying to your own posts, creating the impression someone is agree'ing with your insane ramblings?
Anonymous No.17890258
>>17889248
>The OP pic is a pedestal of a structure that post-modernists deny, to this deny, existing.
what strucutres?
Anonymous No.17890268 >>17890352 >>17892080
>>17886903 (OP)
>Herodotus got everything right.

Easily his most impressive account turning out to be true is the "gold-digging ants". It wasn't an ant, but the Himalayan Marmot *does* in fact collect gold dust, which accumulates on the mounds by their burrows, and local people did in fact harvest it.
Anonymous No.17890352
>>17890268
Gold digging Bobr :)
Anonymous No.17890956
>>17889248
Okay, now what about the winged serpents that Herodotus claimed were such a problem in Arabia?
Anonymous No.17890961
>>17886903 (OP)
Thucydides mogs Herodotus so hard is not even funny
Anonymous No.17892080 >>17892138
>>17890268
I like how he says the Phonecians claimed to have circumnavigated Africa, and they said when they rounded the southmost point, the sun was on their right (ie in the northern sky), which Herodotus didn't believe but included in case any of his readers might believe it. Of course, if they had circumnavigated Africa, that's exactly where the sun would be.
Anonymous No.17892138
>>17892080
They reached America as well and mined copper.
Anonymous No.17892449
>>17888228
>>17889231
Anonymous No.17892923
>>17889248
>The OP pic is a pedestal of a structure

post structuralists on suicide watch
Anonymous No.17892942
>>17886903 (OP)