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I'm excited that my independently published poetic prose prelude/first chapter of my historical novel, "The Oracle of Delphi: That Which is Hidden" (by Elyse DeBarre, my penname), has been admitted to the online shelves of the Vancouver Public Library in Canada, and I hope the full novel will soon be found there as well. This is book 1 of a historical espionage mystery series. I first wrote the independent poetic prose short story when I was 17 in first year university for a class in which we were to write a narrative with a twist, and my professor praised it saying he'd been unable to guess the truth until the last line.

When I was going over the story last year to publish it, the idea came to my mind to write a novel continuing the events of the narrative. This soon transformed into my quadrilogy, Priests and Magi. I'm a classical archaeologist, and at that time I was beginning the first year of my first degree in classical archaeology, and had just been living in Greece and had explored ancient Delphi including the area under the Temple of Apollo seldom discovered by visitors: one area where the oracle received her politically influential visions. https://libbyapp.com/search/vpl/search/query-Elizabeth%20Legge/page-1/10442486

This series beginning with "The Tower of Malatha: A Novel of Ancient Rome" taking place during the Julio-Claudian era, is a fact based biography in novel form of a historical person. Most novel characters are historical. Most events mentioned are either historical, based on the author's peer reviewed scholarly theories, or are reasonable under the historical circumstances. This novel involved the research of several hundred ancient and scholarly sources. Based on this research, the author has published several peer reviewed scholarly books and articles and given conference talks. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0DH3ML73B?ref_=dbs_m_mng_wam_calw_tkin_0&storeType=ebooks&fbclid=IwY2xjawFfr99leHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHcebtLjN6EhRznbw4KkuTFBcpj8_gkg97L-KRkSZO1ZgdRHzLRVNIvP-YA_aem_G2542qTZzBm4mkXkuHxKqg

The Tower of Malatha: A Novel of Ancient Rome (King of the Jews Book 1) The Tower of Malatha: A Novel of Ancient Rome (King of the Jews Book 1)

The Trial of Jesus at the Jerusalem Praetorium: New Archaeological Evidence

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The Trial of Jesus at the Jerusalem Praetorium: New Archaeological Evidence Some scholars in recent years have dismissed the Trial of Jesus story in the Gospels as a literary creation devoid of historical content. This paper cautiously argues against taking such a negative approach. The basis for this conclusion is a new

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Scene from “The Tower of Malatha: A Novel of Ancient Rome" By Elyse DeBarre A scene from my romantic historical espionage mystery taking place in ancient Rome. This is the first of an extensively researched trilogy. ...

Here is my YouTube channel trailer, with videos on topics in archaeology, ancient history, ancient medicine, world travel, my historical novel and scholarly publications and live lectures, and other related topics -- focussed on ancient Rome. Feel free to like and subscribe directly on the channel!

Channel Trailer Trailer for my channel on topics in archaeology, ancient history, world travel, ancient medicine, my historical novels and scholarly publications, and other ...

I've used such models in my mind when writing my historical novel scenes. Not from this one but the same idea, also from villas I've seen such as in Pompeiihttps://youtu.be/gDiqKUzSeZM?feature=shared

Virtual Roman House This is a 3D reconstruction of a typical upper class Roman home called a domus. The reconstruction, model and textures was created by Ancientvine. The animat...

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New Cultural Schism in Roman Herodian Judaea: An Archaeological Perspective In Herodian Judaea, a cultural schism, visible in the archaeological record, began to develop between the elite and lower classes. It had not been seen previ...

And the punchline here is that "14 people found this helpful"! No, it's not my book :D https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=1093941975703795&set=a.207544157676919

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