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World History Study Guide to 1648 (view source)
Revision as of 20:51, February 13, 2014
, 20:51, February 13, 2014better
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|[[Ur]]
|[[Ur]]
|Important city-state in Mesopotamia
|3500 BC: Important city-state in Mesopotamia
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|[[Vandals]]
|[[Vandals]]
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|[[Vergil]]
|[[Vergil]]
|Writer of Famous Roman Mythology "The Aeneid."
|70-19 BC: Writer of Famous Roman Mythology "The Aeneid."
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|[[Vespasian]]
|[[Vespasian]]
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|[[Zeno]]
|[[Zeno]]
|a Greek philosopher who proposed Paradoxes, such as how a destination is never reached if the traveler goes half the distance to the goal an infinite number of times.
|490-430 BC: a Greek philosopher who proposed Paradoxes, such as how a destination is never reached if the traveler goes half the distance to the goal an infinite number of times.
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