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Author: The Trivialist

  • Who holds the copyright of the Bible?
  • What is the connection between the ancient Israelites and America?
  • For the sake of whose excrement was the world slaughtered?
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  • Who holds the copyright of the Bible?
  • What is the connection between the ancient Israelites and America?
  • For the sake of whose excrement was the world slaughtered?
  • Why did the Egyptians hit their heads with fish?
  • Who worships the bones of a goat?
  • Did Plato and Aristotle have alarm clocks?
  • Why did European painters love mummies?
  • Which emperor ordered the Romans to...
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  • Number of pages Number of pages 160
  • Cover Cover Soft
  • Year of publication Year of publication 2025
  • Publisher Publisher Dioptra
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    StamosVag

    Another respectable work after the first book by Trivialist, who tries through a simple and understandable way of writing to unfold the complexity of human existence, with its beautiful and ugly sides. Interesting information about various moments of human presence on this planet.
    The book does not follow a continuous chronological order, which may confuse some readers. Additionally, there might have been room for greater development of the topics it deals with.
    Excellent idea for the cover.

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    Amazing book

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    StamosVag

    Another respectable work after the first book by Trivialist, who tries through a simple and understandable way of writing to unfold the complexity of human existence, with its beautiful and ugly sides. Interesting information about various moments of human presence on this planet.
    The book does not follow a continuous chronological order, which may confuse some readers. Additionally, there might have been room for greater development of the topics it deals with.
    Excellent idea for the cover.

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    Amazing book

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Description & Specifications

  • Who holds the copyright of the Bible?
  • What is the connection between the ancient Israelites and America?
  • For the sake of whose excrement was the world slaughtered?
  • Why did the Egyptians hit their heads with fish?
  • Who worships the bones of a goat?
  • Did Plato and Aristotle have alarm clocks?
  • Why did European painters love mummies?
  • Which emperor ordered the Romans to "pass gas" in public?
  • Why didn’t Queen Victoria eat chicken legs?

For all these "burning" questions and many more, you will find answers in this book, which with humor, intrigue, sex, and sensitivity attempts to describe the human being: a species that took itself very seriously.

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Author
The Trivialist
Publisher
Dioptra
Subtitle
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Language
Greek
ISBN-13
9786181001371

Edition

Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
160
Dimensions
15x23 cm
Release Date
05/11/2025
Publication Date
2025

Content

Philosophical Movement/School
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Reader Level
Classic Texts

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  • StamosVag
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    2 out of 2 members found this review helpful
    StamosVag

    Another respectable work after the first book by Trivialist, who tries through a simple and understandable way of writing to unfold the complexity of human existence, with its beautiful and ugly sides. Interesting information about various moments of human presence on this planet.
    The book does not follow a continuous chronological order, which may confuse some readers. Additionally, there might have been room for greater development of the topics it deals with.
    Excellent idea for the cover.

    Translated from Greek ·
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  • 5
    Dimitris_Ntelperis

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    Amazing book

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Was it easy to read?
    • Was it interesting enough?
    • I liked the writing style
    • I would read a book by the same author
    • I would recommend it for reading
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • 5
    marisa_keramida

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    Xristina_Paok

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    dim1971

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    Thanos_Terzakis

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  • StamosVag
    4
    StamosVag

    Another respectable work after the first book by Trivialist, who tries through a simple and understandable way of writing to unfold the complexity of human existence, with its beautiful and ugly sides. Interesting information about various moments of human presence on this planet.
    The book does not follow a continuous chronological order, which may confuse some readers. Additionally, there might have been room for greater development of the topics it deals with.
    Excellent idea for the cover.

    Translated from Greek ·
    2
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    Dimitris_Ntelperis

    Amazing book

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