Hardcore HistoryJanuary 17, 2000

Show 17 Judgment At Nineveh

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Persian Expedition

Xenophon

“Xenophon wrote a book called the Persian Expedition, detailing his experiences as a commander of Greek mercenaries during a Persian civil war and their encounters with ancient cities.”

Sentiment: Deep Dive

Trigger: ancient civilizations and warfare

For: History enthusiasts and students of ancient civilizations

Key quote: “It's a great story.”

The host mentions 'Persian Expedition' to illustrate Xenophon's experiences as a Greek mercenary navigating the remnants of ancient civilizations. This book provides a vivid account of the contrasts between the declining Assyrian cities and the rising Persian Empire, highlighting the historical significance of urbanization in ancient times.

ASIN: B0027PRWY8

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Shadows in the Desert

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“The speaker references a book called Shadows in the Desert by an Iranian professor, discussing ancient peoples and their descendants in the region.”

Sentiment: Deep Dive

Trigger: Assyrian history and identity

For: Historians and those interested in ancient cultures

Key quote: “I just read something called Shadows in the Desert, a book by an Iranian professor.”

The host mentions 'Shadows in the Desert' to highlight a different perspective on the continuity of ancient peoples, particularly the Assyrians. The book challenges Western historical narratives by suggesting that these ancient cultures still have living descendants today.

ASIN: N/A

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