Basic timeline of ancient Rome

This post is a basic timeline of ancient Rome. There are 10 events listed below chronologically. Source: Wikipedia

• Rome was founded on the Tiber river (753 BC)
• Roman Republic was established (509 BC)
• Punic Wars with Carthage (264-146 BC)
• Julius Caesar was assassinated (44 BC)
• Roman Empire was established by Augustus (27 BC)
• Crisis of the Third Century (235-284 AD)
• Western Empire and Eastern Empire were established (284 AD)
• Constantine issued the Edict of Milan (313 AD)
• Romulus Augustus was dethroned ending the Western Empire (476 AD)
• Constantinople was conquered ending the Eastern Empire (1453 AD)

Diego Rivera and natural art

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Diego Rivera (1886-1957) was a Mexican painter best known for painting murals and his contributions to Mexican muralism. Wikipedia says,

"Between 1922 and 1953, Rivera painted murals in, among other places, Mexico City, Chapingo and Cuernavaca, Mexico; and San Francisco, Detroit and New York City, United States." (Wikipedia: Diego Rivera, 8.16.21 UTC 07:17)

The rest of this post is some quotes from Rivera.

Natural art

"I know now that he who hopes to be universal in his art must plant in his own soil. Great art is like a tree which grows in a particular place and has a trunk, leave , blossoms, boughs, fruits and roots of its own. The more native art is, the more it belongs to the entire world, because taste is rooted in nature." (AZQuotes.com)

Influence

"Every artist who has been worth anything in art has been such a propagandist... Every strong artist has been a propagandist... I want to use my art as a weapon." (AZQuotes.com)

"The artist must try to raise the level of taste of the masses, not debase himself to the level of unformed and impoverished taste." (AZQuotes.com)

Georgia O'Keeffe and the unknown

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Georgia O'Keeffe (1887-1986) was an American artist best known for painting nature and flowers. Wikipedia says,

"[O'Keeffe] was known for her paintings of enlarged flowers, New York skyscrapers and New Mexico landscapes." (Wikipedia: Georgia O'Keeffe, 8.18.21 UTC 20:48)

The rest of this post is some quests from O'Keeffe.

Unknown

"Making your unknown known is the important thing - and keeping the unknown always beyond you - catching - crystallizing your simpler clearer vision of life - only to see it turn stale compared to what you vaguely feel ahead  - that you must always keep working to grasp." (AZquotes.com)

"I have been thinking of what you say about form... I feel that a real living form is the natural result of the individual's effort to create the living thing out of the adventure of his spirit into the unknown... and from that experience comes desire to make the unknown known." (Letter to Sherwood Anderson, 1923)

Flowers

"When you take a flower in your hand and really look at it, it's your world for the moment. I want to give that world to someone else. Most people in the city rush around so, they have no time to look at a flower. I want them to see it whether they want to or not." (AZquotes.com)

List of months

This post is a list of months in the Gregorian calendar. There are 12 months listed below chronologically.

1. January
2. February
3. March
4. April
5. May
6. June
7. July
8. August
9. September
10. October
11. November
12. December

List of levels in Tony Hawk's Underground (2003)

This post is a list of levels in Tony Hawk's Underground (2003). There are 9 levels listed below chronologically. Data source: fandom.com

1. New Jersey
2. Manhattan
3. Tampa
4. San Diego
5. Hawaii
6. Vancouver
7. Slam City Jam
8. Moscow, Russia
9. Hotter than Hell

Collection of Nujabes songs

This post is a collection of Nujabes songs. There are 10 songs listed below alphabetically.

• Aruarian Dance
• Feather
• Horizon
• Imaginary Folklore
• Lady Brown
• luv (sic) pt 1
• luv (sic) pt 2
• luv (sic) pt 3
• luv (sic) pt 4
• Who's Theme

Collection of Boards of Canada songs

This post is a collection of Boards of Canada songs. There are 10 songs listed below alphabetically.

• Aquarius
• Dayvan Cowboy
• Everything You Do Is A Balloon
• Julie and Candy
• Left Side Drive
• Peacock Tail
• Roygbiv
• Seven Forty Seven
• Sixtyniner
• Turquoise Hexagon Sun

Basic timeline of Marie Curie

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This post is a basic timeline of chemist Marie Curie (1867-1934). There are 15 events listed below chronologically. Source: Wikipedia

• 1867: Born in Warsaw, Russia
• 1890: Begins working at Museum of Industry and Agriculture
• 1891: Enrolls at University of Paris
• 1894: Begins researching at ESPCI Paris
• 1897: Begins teaching at Ecole Normale Superieure
• 1898: Discovers that thorium is radioactive
• 1898: Discovers polonium
• 1898: Discovers radium
• 1903: Receives Nobel Prize in Physics
• 1909: Becomes head of Radium Institute
• 1911: Receives Nobel Prize in Chemistry
• 1922: Becomes a fellow the French Academy of Medicine
• 1922-1934: Serves as a member of the League of Nations' International Committee on Intellectual Cooperation
• 1930: Elected to the International Atomic Weights Committee
• 1934: Died at age 66 in Passy, France

Basic timeline of Carl Jung

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This post is a basic timeline of psychologist Carl Jung (1875-1964). There are 14 events listed below chronologically. Source: Wikipedia

• 1875: Born in Kesswil, Switzerland
• 1895: Enrolls at University of Basel
• 1900: Begins working at Burgholzli psychiatric hospital
• 1903: Publishes On the Psychology and Pathology of So-Called Occult Phenomena
• 1905: Becomes lecturer at Zurich University
• 1906: Publishes Diagnostic Association Studies
• 1908: Becomes editor of Yearbook for Psychoanalytical and Psychopathological Research
• 1912: Publishes Psychology of the Unconscious
• 1921: Publishes Psychological Types
• 1933: Publishes Modern Man in Search of  a Soul
• 1943: Temporarily works as professor at University of Berlin
• 1944: Publishes Psychology and Alchemy
• 1961: Died at age 85 in Kusnacht, Switzerland
• 1964: Man and His Symbols is published posthumously

Basic timeline of John Maynard Keynes

This post is a basic timeline of economist John Maynard Keynes (1883-1946). There are 18 events listed below chronologically. Source: Wikipedia

• 1883: Born in Cambridge, England
• 1897: Enrolls at Eton College
• 1902: Enrolls at King's College, Cambridge
• 1908: Begins working at the India Office in London
• 1911: Becomes editor of The Economic Journal
• 1913: Publishes Indian Currency and Finance
• 1913: Appointed to the Royal Commission on Indian Currency and Finance
• 1915: Begins works working at Her Majesty's Treasury
• 1919: Serves as a representative at the Versailles Peace Conference
• 1921: Publishes A Treatise on Probability
• 1922: Publishes A Revision of the Treaty
• 1923: Publishes A Tract on Monetary Reform
• 1930: Publishes A Treatise on Money
• 1933: Publishes The Means to Prosperity
• 1936: Publishes The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money
• 1940: Publishes How to Pay for the War
• 1944: Participates in Bretton Woods negotiations
• 1946: Died at age 62 in Tilton, England

Basic timeline of David Ricardo

This post is a basic timeline of economist David Ricardo (1772-1823). There are 7 events listed below chronologically. Source: Wikipedia

• 1772: Born in London, England
• 1810: Publishes The High Price of Bullion, a Proof of the Depreciation of Bank Notes
• 1815: Speculates on the Battle of Waterloo
• 1815: Publishes Essay on the Influence of a Low Price of Corn on the Profits of Stock
• 1817: Publishes Principles of Political Economy and Taxation
• 1818: Becomes a member of Parliament
• 1823: Died at age 51 in Gatcombe Park, England

Basic timeline of Alfred Marshall

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This post is a basic timeline of economist Alfred Marshall (1842-1924). There are 10 events listed below chronologically. Source: Wikipedia

• 1842: Born in London, England
• 1865: Achieves Second Wrangler at St. John's College, Cambridge
• 1868: Becomes lecturer at St. John's College, Cambridge
• 1877: Becomes principal at University College, Bristol
• 1879: Publishes The Theory of Foreign Trade: The Pure Theory of Domestic Values
• 1883: Becomes professor at Balliol College, Oxford
• 1885: Becomes professor at St. John's College, Cambridge
• 1890: Publishes Principles of Economics
• 1908: Retires from St. John's College, Cambridge
• 1924: Died at age 81 in Cambridge, England

Basic timeline of Paul Samuelson

This post is a basic timeline of economist Paul Samuelson (1915-2009). There are 11 events listed below chronologically. Source: Wikipedia

• 1915: Born in Gary, Indiana
• 1923: Moves to Chicago, Illinois
• 1935: Receives a B.A. from University of Chicago
• 1940: Becomes assistant professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• 1941: Receives PhD from Harvard University
• 1947: Becomes professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• 1947: Receives John Bates Clark Medal
• 1947: Publishes Foundations of Economic Analysis
• 1948: Publishes Economics: An Introductory Analysis (1st edition)
• 1970: Receives Nobel Prize in Economics
• 2009: Died at age 94 in Belmont Massachusetts

Basic timeline of Nicolaus Copernicus

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This post is a basic timeline of astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus (1473-1543). There are 11 events listed below chronologically. Source: Wikipedia

• 1473: Born in Torun, Poland
• 1491: Enrolls at University of Krakow
• 1501: Enrolls at University of Padua
• 1503: Moves to Warmia region in Poland
• 1503: Becomes uncle's secretary
• 1510: Moves to Frombork, Poland
• 1512: Becomes magister pistoriae for the Warmia chapter
• 1514: Writes Commentariolus
• 1526: Writes On the Minting of Coin
• 1543: Publishes On the Revolutions of the Celestial Spheres
• 1543: Died at age 70 In Frombork, Poland

Basic timeline of Johannes Kepler

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This post is a basic timeline of Johannes Kepler (1571-1630). There are 18 events listed below chronologically. Source: Wikipedia

• 1571: Born Weil der Stadt, Holy Roman Empire
• 1589: Enrolls at University of Tubingen
• 1594: Begins teaching in Graz, Austria
• 1597: Publishes Mysterium Cosmographicum (1st edition)
• 1600: Begins working with Tycho Brahe in Prague, Czech Republic
• 1600: Banished from Graz for refusing to convert to Catholicism
• 1604: Publishes Astronomiae Pars Optica
• 1605: Writes De Stella Nova
• 1609: Publishes Astronomia Nova
• 1611: Publishes Dioptrice
• 1612: Moves to Linz, Austria
• 1613: Publishes De ver Anno
• 1618-1621: Publishes Epitome Astronomiae Copernicanae
• 1619: Publishes Harmonices Mundi
• 1621: Publishes Mysterium Cosmographicum (2nd edition)
• 1627: Publishes Rudolphine Tables
• 1628: Becomes adviser to General Wallenstein
• 1630: Dies at age 58 in Regensburg, Holy Roman Empire

Basic timeline of Bertrand Russell

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This post is a basic timeline of philosopher Bertrand Russell (1872-1970). There are 12 events listed below chronologically. Source: Wikipedia

• 1872: Born in Trellech, England
• 1890: Begins studying at Trinity College, Cambridge
• 1896: Begins teaching at London School of Economics
• 1897: Publishes An Essay on the Foundations of Geometry
• 1901: Becomes lecturer at Trinity College, Cambridge
• 1905: Publishes On Denoting
• 1910: Publishes Principia Mathematica with Alfred North Whitehead
• 1912: Publishes The Problems of Philosophy
• 1918: Delivers The Philosophy of Logical Atomism lectures
• 1927: Publishes Why I Am Not a Christian
• 1945: Publishes A History of Western Philosophy
• 1970: Died at age 97 in Penrhyndeudraeth, England

Basic timeline of Edmund Husserl

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This post is a basic timeline of philosopher Edmund Husserl (1859-1938). There are 15 events listed below chronologically. Source: Wikipedia

• 1859: Born in Prostejov, Austria
• 1876: Enrolls at University of Leipzig
• 1878: Enrolls at Frederick William University of Berlin
• 1881: Enrolls at University of Vienna
• 1886: Publishes thesis On the Concept of Number
• 1887: Begins teaching at University of Halle
• 1891: Publishes Philosophy of Arithmetic
• 1901: Publishes Logical Investigations
• 1901: Becomes professor at University of Gottingen
• 1912: Founds journal Yearbook for Philosophy and Phenomenological Research
• 1913: Publishes Ideas Pertaining to a Pure Phenomenology and to a Phenomenological Philosophy
• 1916-1928: Works as professor at University of Freiburg
• 1931: Publishes Cartesian Meditations
• 1936: Publishes The Crisis of European Sciences and transcendental Phenomenology
• 1938: Died at age 79 in Freiburg, Germany

Basic timeline of William James

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This post is a basic timeline of philosopher William James (1842-1910). There are 12 events listed below chronologically. Source: Wikipedia

• 1842: Born in New York, New York
• 1861: Enrolls at Harvard University
• 1864: Begins medical studies at Harvard Medical School
• 1873: Becomes instructor at Harvard University
• 1876: Becomes professor at Harvard University
• 1882: Joins Theosophical Society
• 1890: Publishes The Principles of Psychology
• 1896: Publishes The Will to Believe
• 1889: Becomes chair of psychology at Harvard University
• 1902: Publishes The Varieties of Religious Experience
• 1907: Publishes Pragmatism
• 1910: Died at age 68 in Tamworth, New Hampshire

Basic timeline of Charles Sanders Peirce

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This post is a basic timeline of philosopher Charles Sanders Peirce (1839-1914). There are 14 events listed below chronologically. Source: Wikipedia

• 1839: Born in Cambridge, Massachusetts
• 1863: Graduates from Harvard University
• 1859: Beings working for U.S. Coast Survey
• 1867: Elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
• 1869: Begins working at Harvard's astronomical observatory
• 1878: Publishes Photometric Researches
• 1879: Becomes lecturer at John Hopkins University
• 1883: Begins writing articles for Century Dictionary
• 1883: Publishes Studies in Logic
• 1885: Publishes On the Algebra of Logic
• 1892: Publishes The Law of Mind
• 1903: Publishes Pragmatism and Pragmaticism
• 1914: Died at age 74 in Milford, Pennsylvania
• 1931-1958: Collected Papers is published posthumously

Basic timeline of John Stuart Mill

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This post is a basic timeline of philosopher John Stuart Mill (1806-1873). There are 10 events listed below chronologically. Source: Wikipedia

• 1806: Born in London, England
• 1823: Begins working for the British East India Company
• 1843: Publishes A System of Logic
• 1848: Publishes Principles of Political Economy
• 1859: Publishes On Liberty
• 1861: Publishes Considerations on Representative Government
• 1863: Publishes Utilitarianism
• 1865: Becomes rector of University of St. Andrews
• 1869: Publishes The Subjection of Women
• 1873: Died at age 66 in Avignon, France

Basic timeline of Arthur Schopenhauer

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This post is a basic timeline of philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer (1788-1860). There are 18 events listed below chronologically. Source: Wikipedia

• 1788: Born in Danzig, Poland
• 1793: Moves to Hamburg, Germany
• 1797: Moves to Le Havre, France
• 1809: Enrolls at University of Gottingen
• 1811: Enrolls at University of Berlin
• 1813: Moves to Rudolstadt, Germany
• 1813: Publishes On the Fourfold Root of the Principle of Sufficient Reason
• 1814: Moves to Desden, Germany
• 1816: Publishes On Vision and Colors
• 1818: Publishes The World as Will and Representation (1st edition)
• 1820: Begins teaching at University of Berlin
• 1832: Moves to Frankfurt, Germany
• 1839: Publishes On the Freedom of the Will
• 1840: Publishes On the Basis of Morality
• 1844: Publishes The World as Will and Representation (2nd edition)
• 1851: Publishes Parerga and Paralipomena
• 1859: Publishes The World as Will and Representation (3rd edition)
• 1860: Died at age 72 in Frankfurt, Germany

Basic timeline of Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel

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This post is a basic timeline of Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel (1770-1831). There are 16 events listed below chronologically. Source: Wikipedia

• 1770: Born in Stuttgart, Germany
• 1788: Enrolls at University of Tubingen
• 1793: Becomes a tutor in Bern, Switzerland
• 1797: Becomes a tutor in Frankfurt, Germany
• 1801: Becomes professor at the University of Jena
• 1802: Founds journal Kritische Journal der Philosophie with Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling
• 1807: Publishes The Phenomenology of Spirit
• 1807: Becomes editor at Bamberger Zeitung in Bamberg, Germany
• 1808: Becomes rector of a gymnasium in Nuremberg, Germany
• 1812-1816: Publishes Science of Logic
• 1816: Becomes chair at Heidelberg University
• 1817: Publishes Encyclopedia of the Philosophical Science
• 1818: Becomes chair of University of Berlin
• 1820: Publishes Elements of the Philosophy of Right
• 1829: Becomes rector of University of Berlin
• 1831: Died at age 61 in Berlin, Germany

Basic timeline of Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz

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This post is a basic timeline of philosopher Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz (1646-1716). There are 15 events listed below chronologically. Source: Wikipedia

• 1646: Born in Leipzig, Holy Roman Empire
• 1661: Enrolls at University of Leipzig
• 1666: Publishes On the Combinatorial Art
• 1669: Becomes assessor in the Court of Appeal
• 1670: Begins constructing calculating machines
• 1672: Moves to Paris, France
• 1673: Presents a calculating machine to the Royal Society
• 1676: Moves to Hanover, Germany
• 1677: Becomes Privy Counselor of Justice
• 1684: Publishes first work on calculus in Nova Methodus pro Maximis et Minimis
• 1686: Writes Discourse on Metaphysics
• 1695-1705: Writes New Essays on Human Understanding
• 1710: Publishes Theodicee
• 1714: Writes Monadology
• 1716: Died at age 70 in Hanover, Holy Roman Empire

Basic timeline of Baruch Spinoza

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This post is a basic timeline of philosopher Baruch Spinoza (1632-1677). There are 8 events listed below chronologically. Source: Wikipedia

• 1632: Born in Amsterdam, Dutch Republic
• 1656: Excommunicated from the Talmud Torah congregation of Amsterdam
• 1660: Moves to Rijnsburg, Dutch Republic
• 1663: Publishes Descartes' Principles of Philosophy
• 1670: Moves to The Hague, Dutch Republic
• 1670: Publishes Tractatus Theologico-Politicus
• 1677: Died at age 44 in The Hague, Dutch Republic
• 1677: Ethics is published posthumously

Basic timeline of Blaise Pascal

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This post is a basic timeline of Blaise Pascal (1623-1670). There are 9 events listed below chronologically. Source: Wikimedia

• 1623: Born in Clermont-Ferrand, France
• 1640: Writes Essay on Conics
• 1642: Constructs a mechanical calculator
• 1647: Writes New Experiments with the Vacuum
• 1654: Writes Treatise on the Arithmetical Triangle
• 1656-1657: Writes Provincial Letters
• 1658: Writes Of the Geometrical Spirit
• 1662: Died at age 39 in Paris, France
• 1670: Pensees is published posthumously

Basic timeline of Galileo Galilei

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This post is a basic timeline of astronomer Galileo Galilei (1564-1642). There are 14 events listed below chronologically. Source: Wikipedia

• 1564: Born is Pisa, Italy
• 1580: Enrolls at University of Pisa
• 1588: Becomes instructor at Accademia delle Arti del Disegno in Florence, Italy
• 1589: Becomes chair of mathematics at University of Pisa
• 1589: Begins writing De Motu
• 1592: Becomes chair of mathematics at University of Padua
• 1609: Constructs a telescope and observes planetary bodies
• 1610: Publishes Sidereus Nuncius
• 1623: Publishes The Assayer
• 1632: Publishes Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief World Systems
• 1633: Defends his writings to the Pope in Rome, Italy
• 1633: Sentenced to house arrest
• 1638: Publishes Two New Sciences
• 1642: Died at age 77 in Arcetri, Italy

Basic timeline of Robert Boyle

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This post is a basic timeline of chemist Robert Boyle (1627-1691). There are 10 events listed below chronologically. Source: Wikipedia

• 1627: Born in Lismore, Ireland
• 1635: Enrolls at Eton College in England
• 1644: Moves to Stalbridge, England
• 1652: Moves to Ireland
• 1660: Publishes New Experiments Physico-Mechanical, Touching the Spring of the Air and its Effects
• 1661: Publishes The Sceptical Chymist
• 1663: Joins the Royal Society of London
• 1668: Publishes Disquisition about the Final Causes of Natural Things
• 1680: Becomes president of the Royal Society of London
• 1691: Died at age 64 in London, England

Basic timeline of Antoine Lavoisier

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This post is a basic timeline of chemist Antoine Lavoisier (1743-1794). There are 13 events listed below chronologically. Source: Wikipedia

• 1743: Born in Paris, France
• 1754: Enrolls at College des Quatre-Nations, University of Paris
• 1764: Presents paper to the French Academy of Sciences
• 1768: Elected to the French Academy of Sciences
• 1768: Purchases share in tax collecting company Ferme Generale
• 1769: Works on a geological map of France
• 1775-1792: Works for the Gunpowder Commission
• 1777: Discovers sulfur
• 1778: Discovers oxygen
• 1783: Discovers hydrogen
• 1787: Publishes Methode de nomenclature chimique
• 1789: Publishes Traite Elementaire de Chimie
• 1794: Executed during the French Revolution at age 50 in Paris, France

Basic timeline of Soren Kierkegaard

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This post is a basic timeline of philosopher Soren Kierkegaard (1813-1855). There are 14 events listed below chronologically. Source: Wikipedia

• 1813: Born in Copenhagen, Denmark
• 1821: Enrolls at the School of Civic Virtue, Ostre Borgerdyd Gymnasium
• 1830: Enrolls at University of Copenhagen
• 1843: Publishes Either/Or
• 1843: Publishes Fear and Trembling
• 1843: Publishes Repetition
• 1844: Publishes Philosophical Fragments
• 1844: Publishes The Concept of Anxiety
• 1845: Publishes Stages on Life's Way
• 1846: Publishes Concluding Unscientific Postscript to Philosophical Fragments
• 1847: Publishes Edifying Discourses in Diverse Spirits
• 1849: Publishes The Sickness Unto Death
• 1850: Publishes Practice in Christianity
• 1855: Died at age 42 in Copenhagen, Denmark