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The Ancient World

Episode B43 – Sibylline

The Ancient World

Scott C.

History

4.62K Ratings

🗓️ 16 June 2017

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Summary

Synopsis:  Samsigeramus saves Emesa from Sasanid destruction, then proclaims himself Augustus.  The arrival of Valerian marks the end of his reign and the elevation of Odaenathus to provincial governor. “And then there shall be a flight of Romans; and thereafter there shall come the priest heard of all round, sent by the sun, from Syria appearing, and by guile shall he accomplish all things.  And then too the city of the sun shall offer prayer; and round about her shall the Persians dare the fearful threatenings of the Phoenicians.” – The Sibylline Oracles, Book XIII Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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And then there shall be a flight of Romans, and thereafter there shall come the priest heard of of And by guile shall he accomplish all things.

1:45.0

And then to the city of the sun shall offer prayer.

1:49.0

And round about her shall the Persians dare the fearful threatenings of the Phoenicians.

1:57.8

No, this is not my first attempt at writing epic poetry, but you know, thanks for asking. That particular passage, heralding

2:08.0

the arrival of Samse Garamus on the Syrian stage, is from a source called the Civiline Oracles, which on the

2:17.4

surface sounds pretty impressive. I mean did an ancient Oracle really predict the events of the mid-third century?

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