Podcast appearances and mentions of rome rise

Termina o período "lendário" de Roma, mas não antes de mais greves, conquistas, atos heróicos de gansos e a derrota que consagra o segundo fundador da cidade-- Marcus Furius Camillus! Veja bem. Mais. Referências: What It Takes to Know Everything --podcast, People I Mostly Admire Coriolanus --filme, Rotten Tomatoes Do epi 4- The Public Thing ao epi 10– Barbarians at the Gate— podcast, The History of Rome Roma pt.3 – A República -o começo– vídeo, YouTube Battle of Allia and Sack of Rome --Rise of the Republic DOCUMENTARY -- vídeo, YouTube Epis Citados VBMais 38 - Leis (12 tábuas mencionada aos~1h20mins) Encontre-nos também no: Instagram (@vejabempodcast), Facebook, e YouTube.

Church History Part 08 Fall of Rome & Rise of Monasticism Last time we looked at some of the critical thinkers including both heroes and heretics! We also looked very briefly the councils as the church formulated its thinking in regards to what the Gospel is and for true doctrine in a bid to counteract the indefatigable rise of heretical teaching such as Gnosticism and Arianism.  All Emperors of the Roman Empire following the death of Constantine were nominally Christian. In the last half of the 4th Century, the northern borders of the Roman Empire were under intense pressure from invading forces - Vandals, Huns & Goths. Eventually the great city of Rome, the centre of the Roman Empire, was plundered in 410 & 455, before finally falling in 476.  Some of the major reasons for this to occur include: Strong pressures from Northern tribes. Within the Roman Government there was a great love and passion for luxury & corruption was rife. There was weak leadership, as the Christians tended to avoid public life. The West was less wealthy than the East. While the Empire declined, the Bishop of Rome grew more powerful, and Rome became the spiritual centre of the Western Church. ~ While all this was going on, there was a new movement within Christianity. We call this the Monastic Movement. The word monk, derives from the Latin word “monachoi” which means ”people who live alone”) ~ Reasons for rise of monasticism In the 4th century, there was major increase in pagan influence in the Church. Many people tried a solitary life as a means of achieving a purer devotion to God without outside pressure. Both Eastern & Greek thinking stressed that the physical was evil and that was to be suppressed. Inevitably this flowed into Christian thinking. ~ Benefits Many monasteries were centres for missionary training & care for the community, by helping with medicine, agriculture & education. Many people did indeed achieve a genuine devotion to God, a dedication to prayer and Bible study – all of which were strongly encouraged. Another benefit was that it encouraged a disciplined spiritual lifestyle. ~ However as well as significant benefits as we have seen, it also brought with it severe disadvantages. ~ Disadvantages It meant in many cases, Christians withdrawing totally from society, and retreating from their local community, instead of ministering to and being of encouragement to their community or society. There arose a kind of spiritual elitism. Many joined the monasteries because it became the thing to do, "the in thing" and was seen as fashionabler. “Look how good I am by withdrawing from you to dedicate my life to prayer and worship.” There was a tendency to wealth & degeneration after the original founders of monasteries died. Many equated spirituality with physical discipline. For example, Scripture promotes marriage & the physical side of life as being given by God. It is to be enjoyed rather than nullified and suppressed. Tap or click here to save this as an audio mp3 file

اروپا تا پیش از رسیدن به عصر جدید و مدرنیسم می‌بایست امتحان‌های زیادی پس می‌داد و تجربه‌های تلخ فراوانی پشت سر می‌گذاشت. این سومین و آخرین بخش از داستان قرون وسطای اروپاست.   منابع اصلی: The Medieval Historian: The Early Middle Ages; The High and Late Middle Ages;  History.com: Middle Ages; Black Death; Joan of Arc; Crusades; Charlemagne; Hundred Year's War;  The Dark Ages Documentary; Alaric's Sack of Rome - Rise of the Goths DOCUMENTARY; Rosenwein, Barbara H., A Short History of the Middle Ages; The Arrival and Spread of the Black Plague in Europe; Fire of Learning: The Dark Ages.   پادکست معرفی‌شده در مورد جنگ‌های صلیبی: راوکست   اسپانسرها: شکلات گالاردو پادکست رادیو ماجرا  کست‌‌باکس | اینستاگرام   موسیقی تم پادکست: امیرحسین درفشه موسیقی این اپیزود: قطعاتی از آلبوم‌ Knights and Dragons Vol. 1 طراحی لوگو و هویت بصری: سعید فروتن   حمایت از پادکست پاراگراف کانال تلگرام پادکست پاراگراف بلاگ پادکست پاراگراف پاراگراف در: توییتر | اینستاگرام می‌توانید با این ایمیل هم با من در تماس باشید: paragraphpodcast@gmail.com

در اروپای قرون وسطایی، هیچ دو روزی شبیه هم نبود. یک‌روز بخش بزرگی از اروپا زیر پرچم شارلمانی گرد آمده بود، و روزی دیگر هر شهری برای استقلال خودش می‌جنگید. این قسمت دوم از سه‌گانۀ قرون وسطای اروپاست.   منابع اصلی: The Medieval Historian: The Early Middle Ages; The High and Late Middle Ages;  History.com: Middle Ages; Black Death; Joan of Arc; Crusades; Charlemagne; Hundred Year's War;  The Dark Ages Documentary; Alaric's Sack of Rome - Rise of the Goths DOCUMENTARY; Rosenwein, Barbara H., A Short History of the Middle Ages; The Arrival and Spread of the Black Plague in Europe; Fire of Learning: The Dark Ages.   اسپانسرها: شکلات گالاردو پادکست رادیو ماجرا  کست‌‌باکس | اینستاگرام   موسیقی تم پادکست: امیرحسین درفشه موسیقی این اپیزود: قطعاتی از آلبوم‌ Medieval اثر Lars-Luis Linek طراحی لوگو و هویت بصری: سعید فروتن   حمایت از پادکست پاراگراف کانال تلگرام پادکست پاراگراف بلاگ پادکست پاراگراف پاراگراف در: توییتر | اینستاگرام می‌توانید با این ایمیل هم با من در تماس باشید: paragraphpodcast@gmail.com

عصر سیاهی، عصر تباهی. با سقوط امپراتوری روم غربی، اروپا وارد دوران جدیدی شد که جنگ، فقر و فساد، اصلی‌ترین نشانه‌هایش بودند. هزار سالی که جهان را از عصر کلاسیک جدا کرد و به دوران مدرن رساند. این اولین قسمت از سه‌گانهٔ قرون وسطای اروپاست.   منابع اصلی: The Medieval Historian: The Early Middle Ages; The High and Late Middle Ages;  History.com: Middle Ages; Black Death; Joan of Arc; Crusades; Charlemagne; Hundred Year's War;  The Dark Ages Documentary; Alaric's Sack of Rome - Rise of the Goths DOCUMENTARY; Rosenwein, Barbara H., A Short History of the Middle Ages; The Arrival and Spread of the Black Plague in Europe; Fire of Learning: The Dark Ages.   اسپانسر: شکلات گالاردو   موسیقی تم پادکست: امیرحسین درفشه موسیقی این اپیزود: قطعاتی از آلبوم‌های Knights of the Round Table و Inns & Taverns طراحی لوگو و هویت بصری: سعید فروتن   حمایت از پادکست پاراگراف کانال تلگرام پادکست پاراگراف بلاگ پادکست پاراگراف پاراگراف در: توییتر | اینستاگرام می‌توانید با این ایمیل هم با من در تماس باشید: paragraphpodcast@gmail.com

Why didn't Rome rise again? Everywhere else in the world, the appearance of one great empire was marked by their recurrent resurgence, but in Europe it happened only once. Professor Walter Scheidel of Stanford University - the author of numerous outstanding books on Rome and beyond, most recently "The Great Leveler", on the history of economic inequality - argues that this lack of recurring empires is what laid the groundwork for the eventual rise of Europe, the Great Divergence, that underpins the modern world of today. Watch a preview of Genius, the new show on National Geographic about Albert Einstein, starring academy award winner Geoffrey Rush: NatGeoTV.com/Genius Take the survey at wondery.com/survey.

Shelley and I get a chance to discuss one of the newer titles from Stronghold Games that will be available in Germany in less than 2 weeks, then we tackle the Essen Spiel 2016 Preview on BGG and I go through the ones I must track down! Review: City of Spies by Gil d'Orey and Antonio Sousa Lara from Stronghold Games The games discussed from the Preview: Amigo/Small Card Games/2-Player Games (under E20) Bohnanza Das Duel Freaky Naova Schwupps X Nimmt! Capital Lux - drafting/own tableau or common… Clown Standoff - trick taking with some push your luck Zany Penguins - cute cards/interesting tactics & drafting Legendary Inventors Noxford Grand Bazaar (Small card game that takes up to 7 players!) Fruit Spy (cute artwork/rethemed Knizia) Tallinn plays quickly, expansions available (Blindes Huhn & Visby last year) What’s Up - cute card game/video Hanamikoji (2-player, gorgeous cards!) Jolly & Roger (2-player) - comment on blog that it’s been tested with couples a lot. Rival Kings (2-player) Agamemnon (2-player) Osprey Games Interesting New/Newer Publishers Ave Roma Beer Empire (Boards&Dice) does this do for beer what Vinhos/Viticulture did for wine? Barcelona: The Rose of Fire - 19thC city building. Avoid unrest while gaining prestige (Devir) Capital - Granna, and the building/re-building of Warsaw Round House - Clans compete for prestige in rural China (EmperorS4) Plus Ultra: The Court of Emperor Charles V (Meridiano) Medium Weight drafting Sweet Nose - Candy Eating! (MO ZI Game) Da Yuhne: Der Grosse Kaiserkanal (Müller Mätzig Spiele Verlag) Heavier Probably or MUST HAVES Lorenzo il Magnifico - Cranio/Designers of Grand Austria Hotel/Tzolkin Rhodes - new one from The Game Master Airlines - Golden Egg First Class: Unterwegs im Orient Express (HiG/Z) designer of Russian RR, Trambahn Ulm - R&R, Strong recommendation from Ted Luther: Das Spiel (need to read up on it and see how language dependent) Flamme Rouge - Cycling game from Lautapelit The Colonists (Mayfair/Lookout) - Possibly as big as Caverna...it will make its way over here… Oracle at Delphi - Stefan Feld Papa Paolo - Quined Games & pizza making Key to the City: London - Richard Breese North American Railways - Spielworxx is always putting out great stuff! Solarius Mission - Spielworxx & designed by the La Granja designers Colony Guilds of London Railroad Revolution - What’s Your Game’s 2016 entry Feast of Odin - another BIG game from Uwe, using the Tetris-style pieces Stronghold Titles La Granja No Siesta Great Western Trail Terraforming Mars Sola Fide Lighter Fare That Looks Interesting Kingdomino Cottage Garden (Uwe with tetris-esque pieces) Touria - The Brands & R&R Games Kanagawa - Card drafting and a game about painting. Dokmus - Area Control & 20-30 minutes (Lauta) Honshu - Trick Taking & map building! (Lauta) Slide Blast - Waterslide building/tile laying Sail Away (Mattel) Light resource collection with some ‘take that’ elements...Styx Chariot Race (Matt Leacock, interactive, but uses some of the Roll Through The Ages ideas) Coal Baron Card Game Die Baumeister des Colosseum - Klaus Jurgen Wrede Noch Mal! - Dice game from the Brands Mondrian The Dice Game Pandemic Iberia - LOVED getting this variant to the table Odds & Ends/Expansions Order of the Guilded Compass - New remake of Alea iacta Est Knights/Chevaliers - Single-player and comic book form, intrigues Rome: Rise to Power - Revolt! Expansion Carcassonne Star Wars Expansion Russian Railroads: American Railroads Concordia Gallia/Corsica  

Shelley and I get Rome: Rise to Power with its trademarked 'Rise to Power' dice placement system, as well as the cute mice/cat/dog cheese-getting game that is Go Da Cheese. Rome: Rise to Power by Elad Goldsteen from Golden Egg Games and Go Da Cheese by Hisashi Hayashi from OKAZU Brand Enjoy!

Rome: Rise to Power Review

Rome: Rise to Power is another history based game, this time from Golden Egg Games, creators of City Council and Athlas Duel for Divinity and also with a nice twist: A trademarked mechanic system. It’s all in the podcast… Also very interesting is that this time the game is also going to be finished, printed, produced and delivered in time for Spiel… And it has four days to finish! Hope the interview will give you all the excuses you need to look at the game and become a backer!