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The Hip Historian Iaredios

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About The Hip Historian Iaredios

  • Birthday 06/05/1995

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    Arizona (USA)
  • Interests
    -- I enjoy writing when I have inspiration.

    -- I like to draw, with both pencil and computers.

    -- I like Metal, Electronic, and medieval folk music

    -- Non-denominational 'Protestant' Christian, Progressive Old-Earth Creationist. Some training in Christian apologetics. I don't look kindly on rigid, bureaucratic religious organization.

    -- I really enjoy history. I also study cultures, ideologies and religions, not to mention the basics of multiple sciences. My specialty is the Roman Empire (First is from 27 BC to 1204 AD, second is from 1261-1453 but I'm well read on other areas too.

    -- Fantasy and Science Fiction stories usually interest me. Working on my own lore presently.

    Have any questions? PM me. God bless y'all.

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  1. Infrared

    With a name like that you must be into the classics, no?

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    2. The Hip Historian Iaredios

      The Hip Historian Iaredios

      I'd love to learn Greek more-so than Latin (for both practical and personal reasons).

    3. Infrared

      Infrared

      "Can you speak Latin" actually. :P Ancient Greek seems like it'd be a pretty cool language to know. I've heard (but can't say for sure) that the Odyssey and Iliad are actually written in pretty straightforward Greek, it'd be fun to be able to read them untranslated. :D

    4. The Hip Historian Iaredios

      The Hip Historian Iaredios

      Actually one of the main reasons is so that I could read Medieval Roman Imperial documents and read the original Greek manuscripts that make up much of the New Testament (both being for personal and religious reasons). If you'd like more details you can PM me.

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