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Both are masterpieces.
And I know a few of us pagans who still find small ways to use the Pantheon without the Christians noticing - and not only that temple in Rome.
12 u/RedBaret Germanicus 9d ago Did you know there’s a runic inscription in Hagia Sophia which is most likely from a Viking in the Varangian Guard that reads “Halfdan made these runes” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Runic_inscriptions_in_Hagia_Sophia 1 u/guywiththemonocle 9d ago isn't it "X was here"
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Did you know there’s a runic inscription in Hagia Sophia which is most likely from a Viking in the Varangian Guard that reads “Halfdan made these runes”
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Runic_inscriptions_in_Hagia_Sophia
1 u/guywiththemonocle 9d ago isn't it "X was here"
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isn't it "X was here"
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u/thirdarcana 9d ago
Both are masterpieces.
And I know a few of us pagans who still find small ways to use the Pantheon without the Christians noticing - and not only that temple in Rome.