Ibsen's plays can be best described by the phrase "Gritty dramas reflecting the lives of normal people". Henrik Ibsen was a Norwegian playwright, often referred to as the father of realism. In his plays, the protagonists are commonplace and normal people, who are forced to lose their disguise and expose their true self. The events of their lives form a drama that depicts life as it truly is, without any idealization or embellishments.
They relied on the fertile land along the Nile for farming.
To check Hezekiah’s reform, Isaiah, a spokesman for the Lord, conveyed the answer. He reassured him that Jerusalem would not collapse. In fact, he said that not one arrow would be shot into Jerusalem, nor would any blockade mound be built around it. He reiterated the prediction that Sennacherib would return home and be murdered. (2 kings 19:14-34; Is.37:8-35)
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As the Red Army swept westward into central Europe in 1944 and 1945, the Soviet Union was able to establish complete control of the region which contained the great majority of Europe's territorial disputes.
Herophilos in particular developed a body of anatomical knowledge much more informed by the actual structure of the human body then previous works had been.