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ἄχθος ἀρούρης1 year ago

Yes it's called ευ ζην or ευδαιμονία. The feeling of prolonged happiness which is associated mostly with the feeling of accomplishment and not the shallow happiness of materials or a tasteful food.

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Places Visited & Pictures Taken2 years ago

Erase the fog of war in your world exploration

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Toto Shock1 year ago

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wavidavi1 year ago

there was a whole era of europe reviving Greek and Roman art (the renaissance)

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Master Algae1 year ago

The Ancient City...

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C1 year ago

Everyone should read the Iliad and the Odyssey

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