The person of Ulysses towers over the other damned souls of Malebolge, the dreadful ditches of the eighth circle of Hell where fraudsters are punished. Some commentators have observed that the Greek hero would, if he were not guilty of the deceit of the Trojan horse, belong to the world which suited him better of the lofty noble spirits of Limbo.
The person of Ulysses towers over the other damned souls of Malebolge, the dreadful ditches of the eighth circle of Hell where fraudsters are punished. Some commentators have observed that the Greek hero would, if he were not guilty of the deceit of the Trojan horse, belong to the world which suited him better of the lofty noble spirits of Limbo.
Eugeny Skibnevsky is a young Russian sociologist and took his degree at the Technical University of Astrakhan, where he obtained a PhD as well. He is also interested in psychology, etymology and history of the words.
Massimo Somaglino is an actor, author and theatre producer. At times he is also a singer or musician. From his by now more than thirty year long career he likes to recall his work as an actor for some productions with Elio DeCapitani and the Teatro dell’Elfo, the quadrennial experience with the Teatro Stabile del Veneto, the union with Giuliana Musso for the direction of successful shows such as Nati in casa (of which he is also the co-author), Sexmachine and Tanti Saluti, as well as the long line of research which has [...]
At the death of Genghis Khan (1227) the Mongol empire created by him, which included the territory of present day Kazakhstan, was divided into four khanates, the number of the children of the great emperor. The whole of the northern flank of modern Kazakhstan, at the time half desert, became part of the khanate of the Golden Horde, while the southern flank, where the ancient Kazakh cities of Taraz, Turkestan and Shymkent were to be found, became part of the Chagatai khanate, named thus after [...]
At the death of Genghis Khan (1227) the Mongol empire created by him, which included the territory of present day Kazakhstan, was divided into four khanates, the number of the children of the great emperor. The whole of the northern flank of modern Kazakhstan, at the time half desert, became part of the khanate of the Golden Horde, while the southern flank, where the ancient Kazakh cities of Taraz, Turkestan and Shymkent were to be found, became part of the Chagatai khanate, named thus after [...]
Hovhannes Tiracujan was born in the town of Erevan (Armenia) in 1954. He studied in the Medical University of Erevan up to 1978. He works as a specialist public health doctor in an urban epidemiological unit. Ever since childhood one of his hobbies has been world history and the history of ancient Armenia. He also likes music and literature. In 1985 he became interested in the International Language and studied it in a group taught by his future wife. He now has an Esperantist family: [...]
