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The Song of the Muscles Chapter XNUMX: Touching while riding

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The Muscles Song LB - Toil for all

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Rambam's alleged portrait. From Wikipedia

The Song of the Muscles LA: The relationship to the human body

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Duel of knights, Combat de chevaliers dans la campagne, painting from 1825 by Agen Delacroix.

The Song of the Muscles Chapter XNUMX - And where are the Jews?

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David is holding a stone. Michelangelo's famous statue, Florence.

The Song of the Muscles XNUMX: The Renaissance - the revival of Greco-Roman culture

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Boxing in ancient Rome. illustration

The Song of the Muscles XNUMX: Give him with the teeth - boxing in the literature of the Sages

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Athletes on an ancient Roman pitcher. From Wikipedia

The XNUMXth Muscle Song - Gymnasium activity of Jews in the Diaspora. Roman period

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Map of ancient Alexandria. From Wikipedia

The Song of the Muscles Chapter 1: Gymnasium Education among the Diaspora of Israel in the Hellenistic and Roman Periods (XNUMX)

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female dancers A painting on an urn originating in ancient Greece

The XNUMXth muscle song - dancing with virgins

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The Roman bathhouse in Herodion. Photo by Amit A. From Wikipedia

The muscles song XNUMX: a clean folk song

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Gladiators on the battlefield, in a painting by Jean-Leon Jerome from 1872

The Muscle Song XNUMX: Blood in the ring

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Greek urn with a painting of runners in the Panathletic Games, 530 BC. From Wikipedia

The muscles song XNUMX - to the places, the high school, get out!

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The model of the Second Temple as photographed at the Holyland Hotel before it was transferred to the Israel Museum. From Wikipedia

The muscle song XNUMX: disadvantages and advantages

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The restoration of the facilities and buildings in ancient Olympia. From Wikipedia

The Nineteenth Muscle Song - From Olympia to Tiberias

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The amphitheater in Caesarea. From Wikipedia

The muscle song XNUMX - jump to Caesarea and a little to Jericho

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Persian archers in a decorative band in the Dervish Palace in Shushan, glass-glazed brick, 510 BC

The Song of the Muscles Chapter XNUMX: Bows to you Israel

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Remains of a bathhouse in one of the Hasmonean palaces in Jericho. From Wikipedia

The Song of the Muscles Chapter XNUMX - Physical activity in the Hasmonean period

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The Kirkus (Hippodrome) built by Herod in Jerusalem based on the scale model of the Second Temple in the Israel Museum, Jerusalem

The Song of the Muscles Chapter XNUMX: Herod enters the picture and begins to support sports in Jerusalem

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A theater site in the city of Tzur. From Wikipedia

The Muscle Song XNUMXth - Olympics in Tyre

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discus thrower

The XNUMXth Muscle Song - Did they throw a discus in Jerusalem? or "bursting disc"

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A Greek stamp issued a little late (in honor of the 1896 Olympic Games)

The XNUMXth muscle song - this is not just a drawing

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The remains of the gymnasium in Epidaurus. From Wikimedia Commons

The Muscle Song XNUMX - The Jerusalem Gymnasium (B) - Its location and "price"

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discus thrower

The Song of the Muscles Chapter XNUMX - Gymnasium in Jerusalem, isn't it?! (Part a')

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Wrestling, as commemorated on an urn in ancient Greece

The Song of the Muscles Chapter XNUMX - The wrestling in external Jewish literature

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The discus thrower - a faulty Roman copy of the Greek statue. From Wikipedia

The Song of the Muscles Chapter XNUMX - The Greeks are coming

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