#Scribe

Ben Norton

BenjaminNorton

This imperial scribe is portrayed as an "intellectual," and teaches the global elite at Columbia University.He's the (insufferably unfunny) court jester of the US empire. https://twitter.com/ianbremmer/status/13428249890582200

The Intercessor 🇺🇸⭐⭐⭐🌟🇮🇱

Justice4allCQ

SPIRIT OF GOD SAYS!:YOU THINK YOU KNOW ME.YOU THINK YOU KNOW ALL OF MY WAYS.DO YOU NOT THINK I THEE SOVEREIGN GOD OF WONDERS CANNOT DO NEW AND UNKNOWN WORKS?IT

Jyoti Gondek

JyotiGondek

1/This week, our provincial government managed to dismantle a globally recognized emergency dispatch service, destroy parents' confidence in the public education system & obtain their #yyccc fiscal policy updates from

Dr Jenny Cromwell

Papyrus_Stories

An important phase in the development of the Egyptian scripts before Coptic for #NationalWritingDay2020: dealing with Greek words in demotic.Here's an example from 192 CE from Narmouthis (Medinet Madi)Thread. Demotic

Alex Ripstein

AxelRipper

Ok I have time now. How do you figure out what your speed is when you only have engine RPM? Well, we go back to high school. Welcome back to

Royal Irish Academy Library

Library_RIA

This week (by popular vote!) we’ll take a look at the Annals of Connacht. This unique manuscript (RIA MS C iii 1) records episodes in the history of Gaelic Ireland

JaQie Space Force

jaQieSpaceForce

1/ (THREAD) “It’s going to be BIBLICAL”--> Battle of JERICHO--> Conquest of Canaanite City "Ai"--> Book of Joshua (the story of how Israel conquered CANAAN)--> EZRA the Priest/Scribe (WOW)--> Book

Internet Archive

internetarchive

At the Internet Archive, this is how we digitize a book. We never destroy a book by cutting off its binding.Instead, we digitize it the hard way--one page at a

YHWH Yeshua The Way

YHWH_Yeshua_Way

Bible study discussion thread: a brief look at Leviticus 19:28 regarding the act of personal scarification and tattoos In Leviticus 19:28 our Father in Heaven instructs not to cut designs

Tessa Davis

TessaRDavis

The pandemic has posed new challenges for deaf staff. Inability to lip read through masks, noisy environment, masks muffling sounds all pose new barriers. In our departments, it’s our job

Tweeting Historians

Tweetistorian

One key element of the Islamic intellectual tradition is the commentary. Commentaries on the Qurʼan (tafsīr) began early in Islamic history, but from about the 12th or 13th century, well

Sāmapriya Vasu | Šamoprio Boš(u)

samopriya

Elamite word of the day!Achæmenid #Elamite 𒁇𒋼𒌨 bar-te-taš ('storage facility for (royal??) commodities') — loan from (late) Old Persian *𝘱𝘢𝘳𝘥ē𝘥𝘢 with -š suffixed as is often seen in nominal loans

Dara Ryder

dararyder

To those institutions considering using #proctoring software for assessment - just don't. So many privacy, trust and #accessibility reasons why we shouldn't do this. Frankly, in my view it's bordering

Sarahbellum

sarahbellumPA

Since I finish PA school this week, I’ve been reflecting on how being on large academic medical campus has been a great experience. I have been on rotations with so

Jakub K

jakub_kwie

Oh look! Another erroneous claim abt #ancientEgypt #woman physician! This time in (I've heard otherwise great) intro to #MedHum book.#HistMed 1/https://twitter.com/CarlyASilver/status/1348689074220109833 Here's the piece. We have &q

Benjamin Chadwick

bchadwickfrance

#ClemmiesParisStories #4: Nicolas Flamel. 1/11 Nicolas Flamel was a scribe, born circa 1330 around Pontoise, near Paris. He was a commoner, but a wealthy one, thanks in large part to

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