people mumble or stutter a lot, causes errors in the youtube auto-transcript
people end sentences with e.g. "right?" a lot (may be nice to remove for readability)
youtube can't understand foreign-language words (e.g. Greek, Latin, etc), often resolves them incorrectly
youtube doesn't mark WHO is speaking, so you can't follow who said what.

Each one of these is worth the time in hand correction...

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Blast off, Chewy. Let's do

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[Music]

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Drugs? Who brought that good stuff? Who brought these drugs? Brought the drugs. And with the magic tune. With the magic. I was going back.

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What kind of drugs is this? Zombies out of it. Drugs on their face. Just a little taste. Blood drinkers. Death ill. What the [\\h__\\h] is going on? These [\\h__\\h] They straight gone. Snapping next. I'm cashing checks. Lovely ladies know I'm in. Dancing over with the broomsticks. These mothers passed out. The [\\h__\\h] eyes roll back and they're out of it. Baby, we're moving on through. One, two. Who brought these drugs? Broke the drugs in with the magic Back like a zombie

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Do like a zombie. to you. I love it. I still owe you guys some zombies, right? We found some in the Acts of John. So, we have to bring them to you. But not today. Not today. No. No. I'm bringing you Greek this morning. Hello, satanic congregation. You have come here to learn Greek, and I appreciate that. And I know that it's going to make you the sharpest edge possible. Right. This is training, people. Well, this is training for the Renaissance, right? How does the Renaissance start? It always starts

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Whether it's a renaissance or an enlightenment or some kind of philosophical aex of humanity. It always starts with a rediscovery, right? A rebirth, if you will, a renaissance of Greek of Greek people. It's not Latin. Nobody gives a [\\h__\\h] You just put this through your head right now, people. Latin is inferior. Do you understand me? You have come to the equivalent of the Marines. Do you understand? You didn't just join the You didn't just join the, you know,

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Anybody. What this language will do for you is is inestimable. Do you understand me? Oh, God. I can't even tell you. I can't even come up with a an example of what it will do for you. Now, um, Chewy, we will be sending anybody who is not cooperative with the course, somebody who's interfering, you will send them with your bow right to the nethers of TardeRus. Do you understand me? Now, people, I'm really happy because for once, I can run a class exactly as I want to. Exactly as I want to. I can

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Indulge all my all my cruelty. Exactly. Do you understand? Not on you people who are here to benefit, right? Not on you, but upon those who would bring their greed with them, right? They can't stand. Give us salvation. Oh, Ammon, give us salvation. We want to keep salvation. Your greed, your greed stains your souls with the stench of ruin. I told you to come today having read somebody from antiquity. So I'd like to start. Should we flash up anybody up there? Put your name of your author. Put

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The name of the dead person that you read. Please put that up there. Put that up there. Let's see. Let's see what we get. Oh, is it a good evening, Matt, where you are? Fantastic. If it's a good evening, grab yourself an aertif and, you know, sit here. Don't look at your Greek book today. By the way, thank you for coming to Intensive Greek. Put down your Greek book. Okay. Don't look at it. Don't look at it. There's one. Carlos is Carlos is gonna Oh, Carlos, you're

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Trying. You're trying too hard, Carlos. If you're trying to impress me, you just did. Galen. Gayen. My god, man. Right, starting right at the top. Okay, Carlos Safo. Fantastic. Fantastic. Your enemy. I saw your enemy on there with some Safo. Right.

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Zenophone. You mean Zenapon? Right. Right. Now, people look, we're What are we doing? We're just looking at names. We're just looking at names. Next. I want Greek names up there. Fantastic. Pythagoras. How did you read Pythagoras? He didn't write anything. Mystic Bookshop. But what you did was you got other people who wrote about him and quoted him and you you you read those, right? Isn't that fantastic? And look what we're doing. We're learning people. Some of these authors that we have in antiquity, they didn't leave anything

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For you. Just like Jesus. The only thing written Jesus left was a bill of sale for Thomas. Which one did he sell? Yeah. To the Indian unic master. Right. Fantastic. Oh, who is that? Anabis. Fantastic. Nice job. Nice job. Okay, throw that in there. Right. Air. Oh, here's somebody. Who's this? Midnight. Midnight. You're trying to impress me. You're trying to impress me. I'm going to I'm going to have a circle of those who impressed cuz I'm getting impressed. Aristotle, right? The deanima. Oh my

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God. Oh my god. Zachary read the egg of Mimnon. Zachary, did you get depressed when you were done with that? Did you get depressed? Zachary read a tragedy people by a dude named Escilas who's kind of the spears tip.

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For tragedy, right? There are plenty of tragedians, right? And there's earlier, but you don't, you know, people that we know of who kind of forge the path for tragedy to be born. But it really is born with with es people. It really is born. You know, it's a ritual. It's a religious ritual that we're turning into a stateup supported holiday of purggation where you're cleaning your people, right? Not a war. You're not committing a war on your people. You're not sending in troops, right? You're not acting the tyrant. You are. And people, you've got

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To realize this is Greek. Tyrant is a Greek word. You realize that, right? Oh my god. They didn't realize. They didn't realize, right? Why? Because people, you need to constantly be in remembrance of one fact. I want you to tattoo this fact on your

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Undercarriage. Whatever. You understand what I'm saying? What is the fact that I want you to know? Oh god, I just forgot it. Never mind. Here we go. Chewy, throw me up some Greek. Please throw me up some Greek people. It's the very first one. Chewy people, I want you just to look at this. Okay, here is the subject that you

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Will be studying now. And people, there's a there's a group of you who will study this language for the rest of your lives. All right. So, I want you to approach this language now and just

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Appreciate just appreciate people. Look at this. The what are we doing here? We're creating definitions. People, if I could tell you, blow me up for a minute, Chewy. If I could tell you, um, next time I go into public and I'm in a situation where I'm engaging someone like I was last time on Danny, right? Hang on, leave that up as Thomas Taylor. Yeah. Yeah. Yes. Um, well, I I don't know. I don't know with the modern crowd, right? But um, with 20th century classes, definitely Right. Right.

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Um, I admire anybody who translates I admire anybody who translates Greek because it's craft. I respect them. I respect them for their skill. People, one of the sources that you're going to realize that I read all the time that nobody else reads. In addition to the medical stuff is the lexicographical yumminess. There are lots of lexographers from the ancient world. Okay? Right? All the way up to Byzantine, right? Some gorgeous Byzantine lexography going on. It's all the grimarians. Now, people don't like to read gramarians. You can't even

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Specialize. At least last time I was at a university, you couldn't specialize in gramarians as a field within classics, right? Nobody teaches that. There's no instructor who's just there to do, you know, there's somebody to do tragedy, there's somebody to do comedy, there's somebody to do epic lyric oh

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History, right? But there's nobody there to do med. There's nobody ever there to do medicine. And there's nobody there to do grammar. And there's a lot of grammar written. There's a lot of grammar written. You think, "How could I possibly, you know, the most the least interesting subject to me in school?" Grammar. Yeah. No, I hated it. I hated going to those stupid English classes. I hated them. I hated trying to memorize and diagram. I hated that stuff. It was torture. Now, on my own with Mother

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Greek, it became sexy. And I learned grammar in a different way. People, you will too. Give me that definition. Show me. Flash me up that definition here. Yeah, the text. Right. Here we go, people. What is a maros? Look at that first word. I'm It's capitalized right on the front. That's a capital mu mu alpha gamma omron sigma. Mu alpha gamma omron sigma. And look at the sigma on the end. People, don't you love it? people if you don't if you don't immediately get an intellectual tidity you you should not

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You know you should think your your linear life is boring and without any sort of art and beauty right but most of you sitting here look at that word maros it's right at the top here I'm going to there look at the mu it looks a lot like our M doesn't

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It look at the alpha look at the alpha Oh god, Alpha's gorgeous. Alpha's gorgeous, baby. Right. And she's got the accent over her, right? That's cute. Fantastic. Look at the gamma next to her. Right. You couldn't make a letter like this if you tried. I want to know. I want to know when the women created this language. And we know that it was because we have accounts of what woman it was who handed on the alphabet and who worked to spread literacy. You know, she took it

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To those who'd she take it to? Those hutdwelling Romans. Those hutdwelling Romans, right? Gave them an alphabet. Did you know it was a Greek woman who gave the Romans their Latin alphabet? Why? Because they were dumb. They were dumb people. What other solution is that? I can't I can't BS you people in this class. I can't I can't. Okay, look at the omocron the sigma. Look at the sigma at the end. That's the final that's what you call the terminal sigma. There's two types of sigas. This one is the one that ends the word,

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Right? This one's the one that ends the word. Fantastic. It looks kind of like an English s, right? Kind of like, but it's not. I want you to I just want you to look at what is a magos. Now, you remember the three the three magi that came to Jesus. It doesn't say they're three, but the magi that came to Jesus, right? What are they doing? Well, here he's going to define for us what a magi is. Now, I want you to look at something people in English. You're just

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Going to start right here with this word para and you're going to start reading

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Too ho. Now, you're going to get down to this hole in the second line. You're not even you just got to the subject. You just got to the subject of this definition, right? If you're trying to read this in with English word order, you're screwed. Maggi corn. Oh, people listen to this word, right? Maggi corn. Maggie

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Corn. Hear that omega with that deep deep deep vow. Maggi corn. Corn. Oh, love it. And that's a circle, people. Little diddly do. Whoop. Starting down, going up, coming down. Ride. I've got a dead

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I've got a dead make it small. I've got a dead Greek right now teaching me about how to how to sing Greek. Okay. And I'm trying to learn. Right. Now, you say, "Wait a minute. Didn't you go to graduate school? I was there for I was some total school for 12 years, dog." Right? That's a long time. You mean you didn't learn You didn't learn how to pronounce this? Well, here's the problem, people. They didn't know how to pronounce it. We don't know how to pronounce it. Do you understand?

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We're working as best we can from the descriptions that we get. There's one problem. Ancient Greek was melodious. When I say that, I say Aristoxinus, the ancient Greek student of Aristotle. So, though somebody out there read Aristotle, right? And I'm sure Aristotle impressed you with his big brain. You read that Aristotle, his student, one of them was uh kind of the founder of music, the study of music. He wasn't the first musician or anything. He was the study of music, right? Fantastic. And Aristocinist says, look, there is a melody, right? There is a melody in music that is that which comes from the

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Liar, the guitar, the kith. And there is a melody that comes from the spoken Greek. He doesn't say the spoken Greek. That's my crafty translation. He says from the folus. What is that? Oh my god. It's the utterance of voice.

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Whether it's the voice of a gorgeous bird in a tree singing a song, whether it's the voice of the wolf or whether it's the voice of your neighbor, right? Fantastic. So there is a melody just in their language people and the Greeks are the ones who are big about making this distinction. They are merciless with upholding the beauty of their language. They're merciless with it. They

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Call the world a place of two types of people. Those who speak Greek and those who barb bar. Do you realize the ancient world was divided between the Greek speakers and everybody else? Why is this? Because there's

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Melody. There is melody. And Aristoinist explains this. And I am just now I am just now trying to solve this puzzle of her gorgeous gorgeous. This is the figure of Lady Greek. Somebody said, "I'm a s." Oh, you couldn't have hit the mark. More accurately, I am a s for Lady Greek. Definitely. Definitely. You know it, man. You know who the dragon belongs to. Okay, go back to the definition of the maros people. Now, you're sitting there and you're thinking, "Okay, am I learning?" Yes. I want you

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To do exactly what I say. You're learning. You're learning. And I want when somebody puts up Chewy, do me a favor. If somebody puts up the name of the Dead Greek that they've been reading, people keep putting those up and Chewy will add those so we can see. I want everybody to be paying attention to all the different authors that people are looking at. Love it. Good morning, Heather. Good to see you. Magus. Right now, he starts out Tomaso. He's telling you where is this word

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Coming from. The Greeks always start their definitions. They're anal about this, right? Anal, retentive about the ethmology. Another Greek word. Did you think you were smart? You know, half your stupid bog trotting English is

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Greek. Oh god. Don't tell me I can't discriminate against what is ugly. Don't tell me I can't. I need to discriminate. That's what you're doing here. Right. I need you to discriminate against what is ugly. Fantastic. Fantastic. Now watch the watch her beauty, man. Watch the mother Greek's beauty. Where does he say the etmology of this word is? Now, most of the words that you're going to be looking at are coming from verbs. Verbs. What is a verb? A verb is just a word that is a doing or a being. Run, jump, eat. Right? Those are

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All verbs. No problem. Just think of them as the action and being words like I am. Right? Being. I am in New Mexico. Right? There's my verb. I am. Right? They shove them together. They don't care about your pronoun. Fantastic. Give me the next

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One. Where is this verb? Where is this word moas? This noun. Where is it coming from? It's coming from the verbs maso and malaso. maso and malaso. And these are verbs that mean to soften, to prepare, to roll. They're verbs used in the making of cakes. And when I say cakes, I don't mean birthday cakes. Talking about things that you burn as incense that you inhale the fumes from. Do you understand me?

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Fantastic. Cakes and drugs, people. Cakes and drugs. You've got to work them. For the person who um for anybody who read Galen, right? Um these are the types of words that you're going to be coming across in Galen constantly. And remember Galen is 10%. 10% of all of our you know that's what they estimate. I don't know how they come up with that. And that changes because you know with like with the discovery of um what is at the library in Herculanium that'll change our you

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Know will we get 10% of that being you know um Galen no because he wasn't alive yet right so it's going to change our it's going to change our overall right 10% of what we've got roughly is Galen fantastic who was that fant give me the next yeah there we go now that's what it says. Now watch people now you're going to be able to tell other people who follow the magi monists you'll be able to tell them hey what is the definition here it is on the second line

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Oh datonic

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Impl is what I've got in bold look at it epsilon mu p lambda alpha sigma to row omega

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Too. Look at this sigma right here, people. You see this sigma? That's your standard sigma that you're going to be using all over the place except at the end of the words, right? Here's another two of them right next to each other. What happens when you get two sigas right next to each other? This is the word maso. What happens when you get two sigas right next to each other? You know where you are.

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You know where you are. Do you know where you are? Can they see it that big? Fantastic. You know where you are? You're with Palasians. You're with Palasians. Okay. You're with some of the oldest Greek there is. You are absorbing Palasian influence. These are the people, the calcalithic people who were there before them, right? Okay. Fantastic. What is an imploone? People look at that word implo. Looks like a long one, doesn't it? Implo. It's not that long. It's not that long, right? We're going to get some big

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Ones, but this is good standard stuff, people. What is this? It's a drug. Are you surprised that this is a drug? Yes. This is This refers to a what you would call a plaster. We don't use plasters anymore, right? Um, this is a drug that's been put into a form that you can spread over a surface. You can spread over a surface. Remember, there's lots of ways to get drugs in your body in antiquity. You get it through the eyes, through the nose, through the throat, through the anus,

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Ride. Remember when Jesus is putting his hands on that dude's face and he's like, "I'm blind." And he's like, that and he's like messing around with him. You know what I mean? Um, this is part of the medicine. You think, "Oh my god, how primitive, right? How primitive. What did Jesus just spit?" And dude, if you went to your doctor and he spit in something and tried to put it in your eyes, what would you do? What would you do, man? I don't know. Depends. You know, I'd have

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To be there. Do you know what I mean? Maybe I don't know does depends who's doing it whether they're wearing gloves.

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Right. Fantastic. Hi Jesus. Thanks for joining us at Greek. Right. What does Jesus speak by the way? Jesus speaks Greek. Do we ever have him quoted ever? Ever is he walking around talking anything other than Greg? Absolutely not. Absolutely not. Besides his magic words, right, which you got to give every mus has magic words, right? Oh, you didn't know Jesus was Oh, go back to the definition, right? And yep, let's make it small a little bit. There we go. Okay. So, what is a maros? It is whole. See the whole one

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Who does what? Oh my god. None of this is a verb. One who does does. I'm looking for a does word. None. None of this is does. Oh, that one kind of is. This little participle thing kind of is. Oh, and then I get to the end proleon. Finally, I get my verb. See, in English, this word is going to have to follow this article for this to make sense because English speakers are

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Stupid. Do you understand? Do you understand? Um, a great professor once told me once told me sitting in a paper watching I think we were watching some he he said you've got to reach that point you know I'm just I'm just trying to climb people I'm just trying to get to through my training right and he's like look you must don't read like an English speaker and I was like dude what do you mean That's all I know. He said, "Don't read these like an English

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Speaker. Don't come up with sense until you have seen every word, including the word at the end of the sentence." And I was like, "Oh, brah." You mean you just kind of throw these words up into your mind, right? And you catch them. You catch them. You throw them up in the air. You look at them when they're up in the air. You see them all. and then you catch them in some sort of Englished

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Sense, right? Where's the problem in this in this conversion? You always lose energy, right? In this equation, you always head toward entropy, right? Why? Why? Because you can never you could never harness the full meaning and put it into the English. It's the same problem people were having when they were creating Hebrew from Greek. When they were making this Hebrew text from this very complex Greek text, they had to jam everything into just a very few words with a limited architecture in the language. That's what I'm talking about. The grammar

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People, not all grammar is created equal, right? Not all grammar is created equal, right? Mother Greek is far superior, far more advanced, far more technical. Do you understand me? And that's what I'm talking about when I say when you translate into another language from mother Greek, you lose, you lose

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Technical, you lose what is the specific, you lose this whole world of ideas that they were able to pull out of thin air, right? It's why we got things like democracy and science. All right, fantastic for them, right? Why are we having a party for the ancient Greeks? We are. But you know, people were necromancers. I I hope you realize I'm not kidding when I talk about necromancy. You want to learn the art? This is the art of talking to dead people. That's what this is. Fantastic. Fantastic. Give me the definition one more time,

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People. What does this say? Let me just translate it for you. The mogus is the person who prophesies to you the future through magical drugs. Okay people, the mogus is the person who prophesies to you the future

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Through the use of magic drugs. Drugs. What do you do with these implone? You Christ them. You Christ them people. Okay. Do you understand? We own these texts because we are students of the language. All right. Now, if you take that right now, I just gave you a weapon people. You realize this is dojo. And if I if you took that weapon to any monist right now and you said tell me tell me what the magi were just say magi because they won't recognize magus what are the magi and whatever shitty definition you

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Give they give to you say no they are the people who prophesy the future through the use of drugs.

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Okay, you've got them. People, you know something about the Bible that they do not, right? You know something they do not. That's why I can explain Revelation to Christians, right? It's hilarious. You catch them in a place, in a zone where they're they don't get it, right? They don't get how their perception could be so different from what this text actually says. We educate people. That's what what our job is right now. Fantastic drug bringing magi. Yes, they are. Go back one more time, people. I'm beating this to death, but I just

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Want you to You're jumping into the Greek now. I just want you to be able to swim. Look at the last word proleon. And you've got to realize I want you to realize that this is a word built upon words, right? Pro is your

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Prefix. That's a preposition. It just means in front of or before, right? We get that in English because we're too stupid. We were too stupid to come up with it on our own, right? You know what I mean? We really are bog trotters. You don't realize. You think you're elevated. You're not, dude. You You're not. Right. And this is the one time the modern Greeks can sit around and be tickled. Be tickled. You know what I mean? Cuz it was it was their people who used this language.

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What happened? The church came in and took your language and did things to her. Not even close. That language in modern Turkey, people, somebody look this up and give me an article citation, please. One of you students, there's a language in northern Turkey that they just along the Black Sea that they just discovered. And it is the sister of Henistic Greek from 300 BC.

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And they say this language is nothing like modern Greek. And I read that and I was like, dude, I've been telling people this, right? I said, thank you to the universe for that one. This is not a joke, people. I'm telling you facts about ancient Greek that you need to recognize.

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You need to recognize classical philology. The study of this language is the heart of all

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Education. Okay. Western sorry that's my that's my area. So cool. Yeah. Fantastic. Fantastic. Oh god it's glorious. Okay. One more time. Go back to the fantastic. There we are. Now look people at the second sorry that was proleon right and what is that person doing that person is speaking before speaking of things before right this is the what kind of things is that person speaking look at melon right there should be a ta at this end yep there she is ta see the ta at the end of the sentence t melon you know

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What that is that is the sum of the things that are about to

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Be. Did you know the future doesn't exist? It can't. Right? You're going to get into this concept. The Greeks don't didn't look people who spoke this language who didn't speak bar bar bar bar bar bar bar bar bar bar bar bar bar bar bar bar bar bar bar bar bar bar bar bar bar bar bar bar bar bar bar bar bar bar bar bar bar bar bar bar bar bar like you and I who bar bar bar bar bar like you and I who were able to achieve that higher that higher operating system who were able to integrate that and use that which I am

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Always catching up to and making me feel very stupid people when I told you on Friday that you're stupid I us right You have to come to it with that. I'm telling you. Was did the person who read Aris read Aristotle did you did you feel like you were in the company of someone with an equal IQ or did you feel like you were you know maybe you know you can answer that for yourself. You can answer that for yourself. But I know if you're honest I know if you're honest you'll

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Appreciate the fact that you know we are

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We are in the company of the greats. I mean imagine people sitting down with Mozart. Imagine sitting down with Mozart. What are you going to do? Doesn't matter how doesn't matter that you've studied music or you play some guitar or you play some piano or something. Doesn't matter, right? This is

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Mozart. It doesn't matter. This is Safo. We're sitting in the presence of people. We're sitting in the presence of lyric guitarist people who created

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Civilization. What can you do? What can you do? Right? If if you don't have the humility to be able to sit in the company of those people and show reverence for them despite the fact that they're dead, something's wrong with you. you don't belong in this discipline. Do you understand me? Now, don't get me wrong, there are ancient authors that I can't stand that I absolutely hate. And one of them, I'll just get tell you this right now is Plato. Right? You would think what you're hate Plato. I

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Despise Plato

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100%. 100%. Right? Do I respect his muse? Undoubtedly. Undoubtedly. Right. You're a fool not to. You're a fool not to. You see, there's a religious awe that you owe to people like Safo. That's why they said she was the 10th goddess, right? The muse. Right. Okay.

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How do we begin our songs? Tell me. Right. Sing Goddess. Sing Goddess. Right. Oh,

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God. God. Here. He'll fly out. Please leave us, sir. Why are the bees here so damn big? Look. Okay. Close the door. Close the door. He's gone. He's gone. Fantastic. He was nice, though. I bet he would have made friends with our spider. We had a very we had a very we had resurrected a spider this this uh what was that? Yesterday or day before? A couple days ago. Yeah. It turns out they can drown and then you leave them out and they'll dry off and get back up. And he was all like, "Hey there."

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We Chewy caught him a fly. I didn't I didn't think she would figure out that, but she did. And she caught him a fly and fed it to him. I got to watch him. I got to watch him eat. Now he lives in our kitchen. People are saying, "Um, go back to the kitchen." The internet has dropped through the floor. I can't I don't know why. We did something wrong. Looked at something wrong. We have one Chewy. Happy to report that we have one

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Mbps, right? It's kind of funny, isn't it? It's kind of funny. Can you believe that? Can you believe That? Give me the next

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One. Yeah. Yeah, it did. That was worse. It used to be when we used to when we used to have shows in the kitchen. It used to be it what it was like 12 or something. Yeah, between 8 and 8 and 12 somewhere. They cut us down to one for some reason. I'm sure it's cuz we talk about them on. I still got to You know what? It's It's farming, people. It's absolute farming. I love it. Give it to me. We don't care. Look, people, we're breaking

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Through, right? We're breaking through. They're going to teach you these people who prophesy these magi. They're going to teach you through these magic drugs. Maggon implone. Now, if you are living with me and I am your teacher in the first century and Jesus is next door with his 12 kids, right? And I've got you and we're like, "Hey, we got way more us than you." No, I'm just kidding. Um

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If if Jesus is there teaching um what is he doing to his students? If he is a mockus he is using the drugs to balance their constitutions to give them

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Vision. And these are maggicon

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Implone. These are drugs that you and I would say are magic. They're created by these magi. Now, you know why there's a crowd that asks Jesus? They say, "Are you are you drugged?" Right? They know what that means. Right? They're looking for the students as soon as he breaks in with that. Do you know why? Because we have generations and generations of Christs. They used to call them. They used to call them, right? This is just a subsection of them. You can say the same thing about the oracles. You can say

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They're a subsection of Christs. But there's another group that's involved in Pidea with Maetes with a student. You that's the word they use for apostle, right? And those students, right? the the apostle is one sent out and they have an expression for that, right? But this group that they're referring to when they use the word apostle are the group of mafetai the students and there's a specific subset historically of these

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Chers who are known as centators canoy. Do you know why? As we saw last time, Friday night, as we saw, these are people who are not mythical figures. They're not, this is not some fairy tale. The dragons are temple guardians, right? Just like the medusai. Do you understand? Right? We know all that. That's what's going on with these texts as we're dealing with a subset. And these educators who have these students are known for one thing. They're known for a Greek word

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Pasta. Peraste. Everybody. Everybody in Greek

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Now, in the last how long have we been going in class today? 42 minutes. I told you to read something this weekend. Read some read a translation of some ancient Greek so you can just start getting a feel. Carlos rammed Galen in there. He went he speedballed it. You know what I mean? Nice job, Carlos. Somebody else did Aristotle. Oh, he's testing yourself. You must be humble because you wouldn't be reading Aristotle otherwise,

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Right? We are on our way. In 43 minutes, you have learned a whole new picture of the world. You didn't You didn't know this about Christing, right? You didn't know there was sex involved in Christing, right, Chewy? Give me another one. People, this is what you're going to I'm going to tell you to read. The assignment for today will to be to read your introduction for tomorrow, right? Yeah. Please go ahead, put that up, people. Here's another definition. Look at the word in bold. The first letter is capitalized. That's

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A lambda. And all of those capitalized letters, they're only capitalized because we make them so. They were not in antiquity. They didn't distin they didn't discriminate in their manuscripts on their scrolls as they're writing, right? They didn't discriminate between upper and lowercase. And they didn't have spaces even between words. They just ran everything together. And sometimes they'd go left to right. And when they got at the end on the right, they'd drop down and go right to

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Left. What are these lace story right now? this modern Greek, this modern Greek afficionado came along in some kind of reputation video and um started screaming about my accent and pronunciation of my Ada because he didn't see what I have seen that in classical Greek and antiquity there is an iod there's an extra syllable right they put an umla over it they put a little yeah right to get you to know that this has to be pronounced by itself. It can't be part of a diff

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Thong. Right. Right. Fantastic. So,

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Letoy what are what are what are these le what is it that Jesus is yelling I am not when he is on when he is being arrested with a naked kid says these are the people who who make their living from the booty and the art of leea which is human trafficking. their

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Kay right and it comes from the idea of taking human booty taking human booty. All right. The idea that if you can be put into a state of having your humanity reduced to slavery, you remember what Jesus taught and what Jesus was so happy about. You're my slave, [\\h__\\h] That's a quote by Jesus. That's a quote by Jesus. He says it a lot. Paul reinforces it. We're all his slaves, [\\h__\\h]

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Right? Your status as a human can be reduced to that of a

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Slave. Do you understand? What are you don't what are you as a slave? You are a product to be used. And if you are talking about boys and girls, you are talking about their use within the sex trade.

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Do masters have intercourse with their young girls and boys? Yes, they do. Yes, they do. It has penetrated the language to the extent that the language reveals it openly.

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Your fairy tale world of what you think the past was is about to be exploded. Is about to be exploded. I'm not a Jesus slave. Right. An almond slave. Most definitely. I don't Look, Hannah, I'm glad you said that. Was that Hannah? Yeah, Hannah. Uh, nobody is is uh slave here. That's the point. What do we all get to do when we all worship Bakus? What do we all get to do? Hell Satan, right? What do we all get to do? We all get to be free, right? Bakus

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Doesn't want you as a servant. Isn't that surprising? Isn't that surprising? Right? The devil doesn't want you to serve him, right? That's not the point, right? What did he do for Eve? He freed her. He said, "No, no, no. That guy's lying to you. Your Lord, he's lying to you. You partake of this and your eyes will be opened, baby. Right? And she did and she was free. The lie that was told by the Lord couldn't hold her. Do you see? It's gorgeous, isn't it? Oh, God.

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Oh, God. Love it. Okay, bring up that next quote. It's too bad you can't No. Next. Yep.

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You gonna find it? Yeah. Fantastic. What is that? What is that toss people? Look at this word. I can't really blow it up, can I? Oh, there we can. Now look at this people. They put a kappa with a towel. We don't we don't typically um voice like that, right? But they did from my notice it's from what is in parenthesis here is the verb that it's from. I want you to be paying attention to that because now if you go look up my you're going to see how this word is formed. That may be it's that which may

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Be gotten or acquired. And what does it say here? Something that can be gotten. Who's doing the getting letoy?

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Leisto right leisto now what is

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A it's a female who is a slave and she is involved she's not a game right she's not a game she's the other one That is not

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Legitimate. Do you understand? This is your illegality. Do you think this has something to do with your morality? Absolutely not. And that's why Jesus is scared shitless when he gets arrested. This is the world you they're living in. Give me the next

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One, people. It's harsh, but I want you to see it. I want you to see it. What does it mean? Here's a verb people. This is a dictionary, excuse me, a lexicon entry. And look at laid. Oh my. What does it just mean to be laces? It means to plunder, to despoil,

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Especially by raids and foray. Right now notice who's an example they give heed. Isn't that nice? Who do you think Caucus is? That's media. Right. Right. We're talking about raiders and plunderers. And I want you to see at the bottom number two, an active voice. When you raid or plunder, what are you doing? You're rating. If you read through those examples, you're raiding people. Do you want to know a specific person who was raided? Give me that next one.

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Boom. This is the voice of Media. Now, this is the voice of Media coming through Uripides who was sitting in a cave at the directions of his mother who is a root collector, right? A root cutter they called them. They wrote plays about these, right? About these women, right? Oh, I forgot to tell you. They're women. His mother is one of them. Uripides the famous playwright his mother is one of them and he sits in a cave and composes in a cave where the fumigations are going to be

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Working. You mean Uripides was stoned when he was writing? Yeah. And you're going to find a whole bunch of authors who were fantastic. What does it say at the top? These are the words of media, right?

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On. Oh, I just put this up for for you to catch that. She says, "Look, I'd I'd rather fight three times in battle, right, than have one

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Birth. Do you understand?" Right? When you're giving birth in antiquity, you got about a one in three. So, husbands realize if you're using your submitted wife, your monestubmitted wife, you're going to kill her every third kid.

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Okay? Say la v. And if you don't have the right drugs, you got a much higher chance. So, you better go to somebody who knows what they're doing. And that's what the midwives are for. And the midwives say, I've read it in the Greek, don't trust the males. They have no idea what they're

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Doing. When I read that, I was like, "Oh, Ryan." And I'd read a ton of game and great physicians who thought they knew everything, right? Here's a Oh god. Here's a hypocratic lady talking about um you've got to you've got to go to a female if you want um proper birthing. Go. Next

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One. Yeah, I believe so. Yeah. So, here's where that quote comes from. But then I want you to I want you to look at the bottom. I want you to look at the bottom. E gase

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Barbaru from a non Greekspeaking place, right? She was what? She was laced. Media was laced. You realize when those Greeks sailed all the way in their big which they say was the biggest ship of the time, the Argo, right? It was basically the Titanic of its age, right?

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Filled full of warriors having to go what? Having to go be lacy and abduct

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This girl. Cuz remember, she's just on the cusp of marriage ability, leading a civil war. Can you believe that? Leading a civil war, dude.

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Dude, what kind what more just I don't know. Was Jon of Arc kind of the same? What is that where you find justice? Do you have to find That's where you can't get the tyrant, right? Look at your tyrants today. Line them up in a room and just look at them. Look at Trump, Putin, Netanyahu, and Kim. Put them all in a line. Put she on the end, too. put them all in a line and ask yourself, what do these people have in common? What do these tyrants? You

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Could put, you know what, just for the because we're historians, right? You would also put and people, what am I doing? I'm teaching you classical philology because you're going to be reading texts where they're doing this, right? Take all of our tyrants and line them up, right? Line them up and say, "What what do they have in common? What do they have in common? 300,000 people

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Dead from cutting off aid, cutting off supplies of food, surrounding, besieging, bombarding, starving. Where does all this blood

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Go? Look into the faces of the tyrants. That's what they have in common. And they're not energized until they have that blood, people. They have to have that blood. Some kid somewhere, innocent kid has to pay for it. Right. Right. Do you think Do you think in hell they care about what your flag was? They don't give a [\\h__\\h] about your flag. You killed

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Innocents. Oh god. The horrors. The horrors. Wonderful. people. You've got to realize these people, these these Greek speakers, and remember people, the language that you're studying spans 2,000 years. We're going to be working with sources 2,000 years apart. And every ethnic group you can possibly

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Imagine, jammed together, right? That's why the that's why the people who spoke the language were discriminatory not against a person's appearance but against what came out of their mouths. Isn't that something? Isn't that something? You got no word for free speech in your language, right? You realize we had to take that from them, the Greeks.

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[Laughter]

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You realize when all those white men were writing your constitution, you realized they were stealing concepts from the Greeks to build their civilization. And wisely so, wisely so. Good for them, right? And they were saying the monists are the biggest threat, people. The monists are the biggest threat. This Presbyterians and the and Thomas Jefferson's

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Letters and let's go back to the text, right? Fantastic. Look at the bottom, people. Look at the bottom bottom line. That's where media with the voice of Uripides says that she was abducted. She was trafficked. They went up to get to her. Do you understand? They wanted to bring her back and leverage her power in Greece. And this little princely so was sent to do

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The right. Right. He was sent to do the job. Why? He had to get media on his side. Who else is going to beat those big dragons? Seriously, that trophy, dumbass. You're not getting close to the

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Tech. Fantastic. Next. Next. Next. Next. I just want to do a couple more. Then we're going to talk about how you need to proceed, people. Here's the word for liar. Oh god. And it's

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Etmology.

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Yeah. What does this say? It's coming from Luo. What? Luo. That's the verb. I've got it in bold here. Luo. Do you know what your guitar is? Now, I'm gonna say this. I'm gonna say this to the person who doesn't have a guitar like me, right? Who I held a guitar once. I held a guitar once and it felt so foreign in my hands. I said, "This is not for me." But from the person who's never had a guitar to the person who is the utmost

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Master of the guitar to somebody who could sit with Mozart or Aristoinus and could see eye to eye from the least to the greatest. Do you know what your guitar is according to this? It's that which

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Frees. It is the device of freedom. You see, the guitar players used to be in charge. We didn't

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Have businessmen. We didn't have failed businessmen. We didn't have pirates. We didn't have people who valued greed above all else. for whom the fires of hell are waiting. God, I'm sorry. That turns me on so much. Oh god. Somebody needs the images of tyrants in hell. That's what we need. What happens people with the liar? It is an instrument that is meant to free you. An instrument that is meant to free you. And if you as a liar player are not

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Freeing the world, you're probably playing the type of music that they call bad, right? There's good music and bad music. And good music makes you good. It frees you. Bad music turns you into a slave and is

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Punishable. Do you get that? Oh god, why do they go? Why do they listen? Oh god, it's gorgeous. Did you know it was all part of how civilization works? How you can spread

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Civilization? Yeah, you know it. You know it, right? The mastery of those instruments is what creates beauty. Oh, God. And they know it too, right? Those sons of God. Those sons of God who capture that muse, right? Oh, God. You know, they love

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It. Yeah. Oh, Chewy's going to refresh. Give us a pause for a second and then we'll wrap up. Go ahead,

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Chewy. All right. There we go. I think we should be back. Okay. Put me set up the next one to read up there, people. And I want you to pay care careful attention. Careful. Oh god. What did I What did I bring all this for? Oh, this is uh Julius uh what's his name? Oh, this is a grimaran. Julius Pollock, I think is his name. Anyway, um he's talking about grouping words together. And I just want you to see at the end of paragraph 14 under the yellow, I just

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Want you to look at the last word. Pytheia. Pytheia. Right now, what is this? What is this? Okay, curiously go to line three and I just want you to read with

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Me. Modi, what is he doing? What is he doing? And then he puts firebears over here to the Why is he putting firebears with those who read the oracles? These priestesses herei who are doing what? They're thei priestesses who are doing what? Like the boothia. All of this paragraph is the vocabulary involved with oracular

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Speech. Julius has brought it out for us. Oh my god. Isn't that nice? Now look people, this is a way of learning uh ancient vocabulary that no New Testament scholar will ever have uh had access to or been exposed to. And I am exposing you to it on day two. By exercising yourselves in texts like this, um, you will be able to laugh at the most advanced Bible

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Scholars from the most advanced seminaries and universities across the world. Do you understand the potency of what I'm giving you? This is for soldiers with discipline. You're going to have to be Marines. Give me the next one. Yes, beautiful. And this should be I think this is the last one. Now

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People, one of the last ones here. What are these? These are some words in Greek that issued from the mouth of the huntress. Came from the mouth of the huntress. And what does she say? Read along with me. That first word, it's just three little letters.

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Doss. Doss. Do doss. Give. It's a command. It's a command. Doss moy. Give to me. What am I giving to me? What or what does she want given to her? Parth. What is paran or parthia? What is that? It is your virginhood.

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Virginhood is that the breaking of your clitor of your Oh god, what did I just stumble? Is that the breaking of a person's highman? No, that's how you and I define virginity. That is not how they are defining virginity. Virginity is an age. It is the age in which you have not.

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I? It is the age that you have come to that nature has made you receptive of life. Do you understand? But you are not yet producing.

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You mean I can get married at 14, get divorced a year later without having kids? Or say my husband gets killed and I don't have any kids. I'm still a virgin. Correct. This is not the status of your vagina's hyman. This is an age. It is the age in which you have not yet brought forth a child. It is not the age that you have not had intercourse. There are plenty of parthanoi who

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Have who have done it. Do you understand? They have not yet had children. It is a stage of life in which you have not yet had children but you've come to the point that you can. Okay. So somebody somebody who cannot have children naturally is not yet a parthonos. Okay. Fantastic. Mary, that's why Mary fits perfectly, right? She is that 12year-old when they kick her out of the temple for getting, you know, well, when they auction her off, right, with her purple fingers, right? Fantastic. She's still a parthonos. She

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Hasn't had a child yet. Okay, now you know. Now you know. Now see, I just taught you something that will completely correct everything you have learned from Christianity about the virgin birth. What is a virgin? Blah blah blah because they look at it through their own lens. That is not the language that this comes from. It's very unscientific people. Bible scholars and seminarians, theologians, they're the worst. They're the least academic people around. I'm telling you, it is far more akin to flim flamory, right? Anytime you go to a religious school of monist, I don't care

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If it's a I if it's attached to any of the big three, any of the monism, I don't care if it's a Catholic school. I don't care if it's a um uh part of a synagogue. I don't care if it's part of a an e-om is teaching it and it's part of um

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Services that education is not

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Education and how can I say that the language itself or evidence points to it being false a false system. Oh my god. Just from the word definitions, people, it's amazing. It's amazing how your eyes open up. Right. Right. Yes. I encourage you, hail Satan, never to learn anything from a religious modest

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Organization, right? You want to go to you want to go back in time and learn from the pagans, right? With all the temples around, all the different gods and justice and liberty and all of those factors and what is tyranny? You want to go back to the creators of democracy. You're going to go back to this world that was polytheistic fighting against a monotheistic

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Virus all the way back from Egypt. Dude, right with the worship of Autin, they fought their own battle, right? Fantastic. Let's keep going. Let's keep going. What kind of virginity does she want?

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Let's say this word together. I o knee on. Do you hear that? I'm pronouncing with syllables. I is your first syllables. O. That's your second knee. Third on. Fourth.

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Ionian. Did you get it? Ionian. What is ionian virginity? Right? It is ionic virginity. You have seen ionic life. Now you see ionic virginity. Let me possess the virginity of the

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Ion. Fantastic. It's a request people. It's a

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Request, right? And how does she want? What is she going to um what is she going to be doing to this virginity? Is she a modest who's sitting there like Satan accuses God of and says, "Look, your people, they just come to you because you want something, right? They want something. That's that's the only reason." If turn that off for a minute. If Job

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Had been left with nothing and If Job had been left with nothing and then hadn't cursed God, everything would then hadn't cursed God, everything would have been fine. But that wasn't what happened. He was completely restored. Anybody who's completely restored and given, he wasn't just He was made more wealthy, right? So he could jump around on a stage, show his belly button to people, you know what I mean? But the fact is the devil was right. He gave him everything back. The only reason your the people of a modest deity follow that deity is because that deity gives them

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Everything. Whether it's land grants or salvation or 70 virgins in a bubble where they don't

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Poop. Your greed stains your souls with the stench of ruin.

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Yeah, those are the ghosts that we have come to. Do you understand me? Those of you who are attending almond, do you understand me? Can you feel me? This is what I want you to do for tomorrow. I just want you to sit down and peruse the introduction. Read it. Read it. Don't memorize it, please. I'm not going to test you. I want you to read it to familiarize yourself with just an introduction to the language to the language. And I want you to master the letters. Okay? Master the letters, especially the seven vowels,

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Because that's the key to everything. Oh god, it's gonna make life such easier, such a easier place. You know what I mean? If we can catch the music. Now, for those of you who are wondering, I've got the priest of Apollo cracking the most significant code of history. Yeah. No, I'm I'm serious. I'm serious. Reaching in like a true necromancer, right? reaching in and pulling out that gorgeous, gorgeous muse

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Of the dead. Oh, God. And it requires such craft. I'm humbled just to be the the conveyor. That's all I am is the conveyor of this. Just the the voice, the simple voice like a like I'm a just playing out the melody. That's it. It's nothing of my work. I'm just conveying it. It's the song that has to be heard by the master. It's the song that has to be heard by the master. It's absolutely gorgeous. And it's no wonder. It's no wonder they looked at their goddess who

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Created everything who's without a father who is herself her own father. And everything that's created is created based on that melody and that love for the muse. Oh god. Oh god, it's going to crack it up. Crack it up. Everybody from satanic congregation, please, please

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Focus, focus your dreams on the priest of Apollo, right? to bring us that original, to bring us back what came from the dead, the guitar itself, that harmony that creates the fracture of tyranny. Oh, God. And brings freedom to the world. Ah, what am I? What am I on? It sounds like hope, but it's not. It sounds like hope, but it's not. people. I've seen this work. I've seen it work through history with these texts and the power that they've got. The stuff that I'm going to show you this semester is going to blow your mind. Thank you for coming today. Please, please, for next

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Time, read the introduction to your intensive Greek course. I showed you it's the second. Can we bring that up really quick? Second revised edition, people. It says on the back of it, it's that orange text of Hans Hansen and Quinn. Greek and intensive course, I think it's called. Yeah. Um, take a look back. I showed you the title of it. I showed you the cover of it. And Hansen and Quinn are the authors. You can get electronic copies of that thing, right? You can get No, you can

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Get No, that's okay. You can get electronic copies of it. Whatever. I don't know, people. You're going to need to acquire it. Fantastic. Fantastic. It is my privilege, my honor, and my duty to bring you this material without

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Greed in the purity of the satanic power that guides this universe. Thank you for coming. Hail Satan. They roll around like a zombie do. Eyes roll in the back of the head. Eating the dead. Blood drinkers snow blind again on the microphone. One, two. Or harmony on the harp. It's Donnie Darkho milking these [\\h__\\h] bricks out. Teddy face putting in more work with politicians pulling your skirts. Just dance a little bit. Wing two shoes at the party. Dress to kill these drugs got them ill. Baby,

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I'm a DS switch with the prick who brought these drugs. The drugs hit with the magic with the magic. I was rolling Do. Who brought these drugs? The drugs with the magic tune. Eyes rolling