who was menelaus husband?
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menelaus was the husband of Helen of Troy, the one she ran away from.  he was the king of sparta
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Roman chapter 1\n001:026  For this cause God gave them up unto vile affections: for even their women did change the natural use into that which is against nature:\n001:027 And likewise also the men, leaving the natural use of the woman, burned in their lust one toward another; men with men working that which is unseemly, and receiving in themselves that recompence of their error which was meet.
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this was the closest I could come to the spelling but all the spellings refer to the same thing...\n   \nJULIANNE   f   English\nFeminine form of Julianus (see JULIAN)\nJULIANNE  \nGender: Feminine \nUsage: English \nPronounced: joo-lee-AN   [key] \n Feminine form of Julianus (see JULIAN). \nJULIAN  \nGender: Masculine \nUsage: English, Polish \nPronounced: JOO-lee-an, JOOL-yan   [key] \n From the Roman name Julianus, which was derived from JULIUS. This was the name of the last pagan Roman emperor, Julian the Apostate (4th century). It was also borne by several early saints. In medieval England this was also a feminine name.\nJULIUS  \nGender: Masculine \n\nUsage: Ancient Roman \n\nPronounced: JOO-lee-us (English)   [key] \n \nFrom a Roman family name which was possibly derived from Greek ιουλος (ioulos) "downy-bearded". Alternatively, it could be related to the name of the Roman god JUPITER. This was a prominent patrician family of Rome, claiming descent from the mythological Julus, son of Aeneas. Its most notable member was Gaius Julius Caesar, ruler of the Roman Republic and a skillful military leader who increased the borders of the Republic into Gaul before being stabbed to death in the senate. This was also the name of three popes.
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He was a specific person. He is mentioned in the 8th chapter of the book of Acts. After the Apostle, Peter, told him, in the vernacular, "to hell with you and your money" Simon the sorcerer went to Rome and said that he was the Apostle Peter. He was the true originator of what became the catholic, or "universal" church. There are accounts in history of feats of magic that he performed to convince the Romans of his authenticity. He had a woman accomplice. She used to be a prostitute. Your interest in magic is going to harm you. You can pursue further information about this man but you won't find any magic spells or potions he used. Magic is real. Even in the story of the exodus of Israel Pharaoh's magicians turned staffs into snakes. But I'm warning you. You will be hurt! And in a way you can't recover from.
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It's Odoacer, also known as Odovacar. He was the half Hunnish, half Scirian chieftain of the Germanic Heruli.
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He had "Hel", a half-living half dead woman who ruled Helheim (the underworld). In those three births, he was the father. However he had another child, Sleipnir, Odin's horse, and in that case he was the mother. Hence, he is often believed to have been vaguely hermaphroditic.
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It was Constantine. \n\n"Constantine is perhaps best known for being the first Roman Emperor to freely allow Christianity." (wikipedia)\n\nIncidentally, he let his mom (Helena Augusta) go around and pick out all the holy sites.
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Jesus actually ran his own escort service out of Nazareth and his twelve disciples were actually his posse of prostitutes that were rented out to King Herod's bi-sexual henchmen.\n\nJesus was gay, but celibate. True story.
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Professor Chamberlain, UC San Diego \n\n[Humanities professor; he could speak Latin and Greek; gorgeous, sparkling blue eyes]  \n\n::sigh::
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Joseph was a servant to Potiphar. Potiphar's wife accused Joseph of trying to seduce her (she was trying to seduce him)and Potiphar put Joseph in prison\n\nJoseph's sons were called Manasseh and Ephraim\n\ngood luck with the test!
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Strabo's right! \n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n \n Author: * Josephia Flavius - 78 Posts on this thread out of 696 Posts sitewide. \nDate: Jun 27, 2002 - 21:46 \n\nTwas Sejanus whose crime was to aspire to the hand of Claudia Livilla, Germanicus' sister and widow of Tiberius' son Drusus, in the hope of ruling as regent and guardian of Drus's son Tiberius Gemellus (born AD 19) once Tiberius was gone. Tiberias was in his seventies with no heir apparent but very wary, the swift and utter ruin of Sejanus, his asscoiates and children ushered in the reign of terror of Tiberius' latter years.
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i do indulge, i agree it takes consideration, there are so many facts that almost really support the idea he could have been married and with a child. but i think the reason we dont know is deeper then that. why do we know so so much about after he walks out of the desert and so little of before he went in?\n\nmy answer to both question yours and mine is that the 40 days in the desert seperate him from his humanity. in early christian times people believed in spirit gods and goddesses and this church came along and said to believe in one man. well to make it more credible maybe they hid his 18 years of living like a man.
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WOW I'm learning about odysseus too and what I think is that he would have the same feelings he had when eurylochus(one of his men)said this or something like this:that he had the anger of drawing his sword and cutting his head off and he did not care who was beside him, also he said this"kinsmen or no kinsmen"(which means I think brother)and thats all I remember.
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not too sure, but i can tell u the roman god of PARTY ANIMALS!!!!!!!!!!!!\n\nbachass! otherwise known as dionysus
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That was Mary Magdalen.  Some people believe she was actually the wife of Jesus.
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I believe Christ was truly God and truly man, so yes it is very possible that he had a carnal relationship. It does not bother me if it is proved he had a wife.
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There is a rumor that he was married to a German women when he was in his 20s but Daddy would have nothing of it, especially considering our relationship with the Germans at the time. So, the marriage was kinda deleted off the records so to say.\n\nI don't necessarily believe that story, but I have heard of it before in case that's what you're trying to think of.