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dr wu23
Sounds like it could be Socrates.
One does nothing yet nothing is left undone.
Formentera Lady
no, sorry.VIDEO
twseel
Asian?
refugee
Is he mentioned in the Bible?
He say nothing is quite what it seems;
Formentera Lady
No to both questions.
twseel wrote:
I know, but I thought it made more fun with.
Formentera Lady
Ok, if you don't like videos, my next hint is textual:
twseel
Is he closely connected to any other religion?
[I do like videos, I just wasn't too sure about whether or not you knew that your hints don't have to be videos]
someone_else
A military?
Formentera Lady
twseel wrote:
I am not sure if I can answer this question with yes or no?
Of course, he had some kind of religion. Though, I would not regard him as very religious.
Formentera Lady
someone_else wrote:
Yes (among others).
He was a high statesman in his home country.
refugee
Is he mentioned by Homer?
He say nothing is quite what it seems;
Formentera Lady
refugee wrote:
No.
He is shortly mentioned in a novel by Gustave Flaubert.
refugee
Suicide, Dido (Carthage), elephants, Salammbô … is it Hannibal?
He say nothing is quite what it seems;
Formentera Lady
refugee wrote: Hannibal?
Congratulations, you got it!
refugee
Nice hints!
How’s that novel by Flaubert? I’ve only read
Madame Bovary. Next:
Female, deceased.
He say nothing is quite what it seems;
Formentera Lady
refugee wrote: Madame Bovary.
Thanks
. I delved much into the histoy of Carthage, that's how I came across the novel by Flaubert. I have to admit I only read small parts of it. I did not much like what I read, e.g. that Hannibal survived his childhood only by a false trick. Flaubert gives the impression of being a neutral witness, but in fact he uses underlying subcodes, which I probably don't like.
Back to the game: did she die before 1900?
refugee
Yes, she died before 1900.Infamous brother
He say nothing is quite what it seems;
Formentera Lady
Did she die before 1500?
refugee
Yes.Gambling and drinking
He say nothing is quite what it seems;
someone_else
DId she die before 1337?
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twseel wrote:
Congratulations, you got it!
How’s that novel by Flaubert? I’ve only read Madame Bovary.
. I delved much into the histoy of Carthage, that's how I came across the novel by Flaubert. I have to admit I only read small parts of it. I did not much like what I read, e.g. that Hannibal survived his childhood only by a false trick. Flaubert gives the impression of being a neutral witness, but in fact he uses underlying subcodes, which I probably don't like.