Isaac Taylor Knihy

This book offers a detailed examination of how ancient literature has been preserved and transmitted through the ages, and how scholars have determined its authenticity.

ME, MYSELF & THEM is a story about a single man, in his mid 30s, with a complex view on love and relationships. He believes that fair warning to the women of his intention, gives him justification for his actions, but so far it's only led to him being labeled the, "Bad guy." And after years and years of broken romances, he begins to realize that maybe, just maybe, there is a problem! But with whom? Is the problem him or is it, "THEM." Them meaning his multiple personalities or the women that are in his life. Take a ride with him as he seeks the help of a psychiatrist to find the root of the "PROBLEM."See the inner conflict of one man's heart and how understanding the heartaches of his past, could open his eyes to true love and commitment. And as a result, he decides to explore his reluctance to becoming monogamous.

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The Etruscan Language is a comprehensive study of the ancient language spoken by the Etruscans, a civilization that flourished in central Italy from the 8th to the 3rd century BCE. Isaac Taylor provides an in-depth analysis of the language's grammar, syntax, and vocabulary, as well as its historical and cultural significance. The book includes numerous examples of Etruscan inscriptions, as well as translations and commentaries. Anyone interested in ancient languages or Italian history will find this book fascinating.

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