Jiang frames the burial of the dead as a sacred matter in Greek belief because the unburied dead cannot find peace in the afterworld.
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Greek religion
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Jiang explains trust in fortune tellers by saying Greek religion treated seers and prophets as interpreters of the gods' will.
Alexander affirms the viewer's claim that Poseidon held supreme status in parts of Mycenaean Greece, including Arcadia and other Peloponnesian centers, and says Greek archaeologists he knew through his aunt told him the same thing.
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"completely materialistic one nico says and alex when you are in greece come in haidari sit in polataki so i can come and say..."
"b tablets found there you are absolutely right again and i should know because again because of my aunt who was minister of culture..."
"they i remember them telling me exactly this and iranian kiddo says arcadia and central peloponnese is where god poseidon's cult lived and they..."
"We will honor him. But Polyneses, who rebelled against the king, and who caused all this suffering and misery in the world, he will..."
"Oh, that's a great question. Why do people trust the fortune tellers? Because remember, everyone's religious. So the fortune tellers speak on behalf of..."
"...example is Hyasal's Theogony. And he's talking about Greek mythology. Okay? Greek religion. So, the process goes like this. At first Gaea who's like..."
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