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Arts: The Art of Chariot Racing
(I, Nikitas, am a big fan of auto racing. Below is an excerpt from a nonfiction book that I am writing called Century of Speed. The book describes the march of technology throughout the 20th century that allowed auto racing … Continue reading
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Tagged chariot racing, Circus Maximus, Diocles, emperor Nero, Homer's Iliad, King Tut's tomb, naufragia, Scorpus, spina
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